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Agricultural Science

If you have a passion for animal health, sustainable farming, or global food security, this is the place to turn that care into a career.

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Featured agricultural science courses

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Bachelor of Agricultural Science

Gain the scientific knowledge, practical skills and industry experience needed for careers in agriculture, animal health and related industries.

Bachelor of Agricultural Science/Bachelor of Business

Gain the knowledge and skills to succeed in agribusiness by combining agricultural expertise with core business and management principles.

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Master of Biosecurity

Learn how biosecurity protects agriculture, trade and the environment from emerging pest and disease threats.

Graduate Certificate in Plant Biosecurity

Gain practical expertise in plant biosecurity and prepare for careers in plant health, food production, biosecurity policy and environmental protection.

Master of Food Security

Understand the strategies needed to ensure food security through sustainable agricultural practices with a Master of Food Security.

Explore our research training

We offer a diverse range of research training opportunities aimed at developing the next generation of leaders in agricultural science.

Why study agricultural sciences at ��ҹ��վ?

We combine leading-edge science with immersive, hands-on learning. Our distinctive campus features Australia’s only metropolitan livestock farm, along with our veterinary hospital and research facilities. Together, these settings create an ideal environment for gaining practical experience that mirrors the real-world challenges you’ll encounter in your career.

Our academics are world-leading professionals at the forefront of groundbreaking agricultural research, all of whom are passionate about sharing their expertise with students. Through strong partnerships with industry leaders, you’ll gain unique opportunities to apply your theoretical learning in real-world settings while building valuable connections with experts in your field. With work placements available from your first year of study, you’ll graduate with the skills, experience, and confidence to succeed in today’s agricultural industry.

If you want to be part of a problem-solving team driving innovation in sustainable and profitable farming, improving animal welfare, and protecting the environment, this course is for you.

Find out more about the School of Agricultural Sciences.

On-campus farm

The only city-based university in Australia with a farm on campus, providing students with access to animals for hands-on learning experience.

Strong job prospects

With up to 7 graduate roles available per student, agricultural science offers exceptional career opportunities.

#1 in WA

For overall educational experience, learning resources, skills development, teaching quality and student support.

Learning environment

We provide students unique opportunities to apply their theoretical learning in real-world settings. You may find yourself gaining hands-on experience at our on-campus farm, sharing interstate or international tours with classmates, learning animal handling, caring for livestock, or managing soil sampling. You’ll also benefit from access to on-campus research facilities and our regional innovation precincts in food and animal production.

Career opportunities

Our strong reputation for applied science and hands-on learning ensures our agricultural science graduates are highly sought after across a wide range of global industries and professions. Our flexible degree structures and supportive learning environment allow students to explore diverse pathways, opening up career opportunities in agriculture, agribusiness, animal health, biosecurity, and beyond.

Studying both Crop and Pasture and Animal Science gave me the opportunity to learn about all sectors of the industry. In my first year, I went on field trips, handled animals and spoke to people directly involved in agriculture.