Bachelor of Commerce (Agriculture)
Lincoln University · Lincoln, New Zealand
Combine professional commerce skills with a passion for agriculture and become a specialist in the industry. As farming and related industries evolve and innovate, there will be an increasing need for highly educated managers who understand how land-based and primary production sector businesses interact and trade. This degree is made up of academic study, real-world case examples, industry interactions, field trips and regional study tours.
International applicants need a secondary-school qualification equivalent to New Zealand University Entrance. Recognised equivalents include Cambridge International A-levels (around 120 UCAS tariff points, with English and Maths at IGCSE), a completed IB Diploma with at least 24 points, and other approved national qualifications assessed country-by-country. Some programmes require specific subjects to have been studied at school, and applicants whose first language is not English must also meet Lincoln's English language requirements.