New South Wales

Master of Agricultural Science in Bathurst

Nationally Recognised Higher Education

Entry requirements

Entry requirements set by ASQA are the basic qualifications and criteria that students must meet before enrolling in a nationally recognised course.

These requirements ensure students have the skills and knowledge needed to undertake this course.

  • There are no formal academic requirements
  • Additional entry requirements are set by individual course providers

Career opportunities

The Master of Agricultural Science will prepare you for the following roles.

More about Master of Agricultural Science

In Bathurst, the Master of Agricultural Science offers an invaluable opportunity for students to deepen their knowledge in agriculture and related fields. This comprehensive course not only covers essential principles of agricultural science but also connects students to crucial areas such as agriculture courses and science courses. With the region's rich agricultural heritage and diverse landscapes, Bathurst provides an ideal backdrop for applying theoretical concepts to real-world situations.

Upon graduation, students will be well-equipped for roles such as Environmental Consultant, where they can help organisations comply with environmental regulations, and Agronomist, who focuses on maximizing crop yield through scientific practices. The training in Bathurst prepares candidates for these and many other career paths, ensuring they emerge as skilled professionals in the industry.

Furthermore, the Master of Agricultural Science programme instils critical expertise for various specialised positions such as Horticulturalist and Agricultural Consultant. These professions are critical in supporting the agricultural sector in and around Bathurst, with the local economy heavily reliant on agricultural productivity and sustainability. Graduates will find numerous opportunities to positively impact farming practices within the region.

In addition to these roles, the course opens doors to research opportunities for aspiring Research Scientists and Agricultural Scientists. These positions involve conducting studies that advance agricultural science and can lead to breakthroughs that benefit local farmers and the broader agricultural community. Bathurst's unique climate and diverse agricultural practices provide an excellent environment for scientific exploration.

Finally, graduates can specialise further as Plant Scientists, Plant Biologists, or Plant Physiologists, focusing on various aspects of plant development and health. The skills gained through this Master's programme will enable graduates to innovate and address challenges in agriculture, such as pest management and crop resilience, contributing to the overall health of the agricultural landscape in Bathurst and beyond.