If you have a green thumb and want to learn the secrets of cultivation, a course in horticulture is for you. If you’re more interested in research about sustaining the agriculture industry, a degree in Agricultural Science might be of interest.
From understanding the science behind food production to studying topics regarding physical sciences, and understanding the conditions a particular plant species grow best in, a course in agriculture and natural science will have something for almost everyone.
Why you should study Agriculture and Natural Science
- Put your passion for plants, animals, sustainability, and the great outdoors to the test.
- Choose between a course in horticulture and agricultural science.
- It may be a small industry, but it is an area with high growth for the future.
- Possible permanent residency outcomes.
Potential careers and salaries upon completion of the course:
- Nursery Manager: $40,768 – $74,190* per year.
- Agronomist: $48,667 – $83,073* per year.
- Horticulturist: $36,322 – $66,908* per year.
*salaries taken from payscale.com
Requirements
- Academics: Qualification equivalent or higher than Australian Year 12 (4th higher).
- Language: IELTS certified (average score 5.5) or equivalent.
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Related Courses
- Diploma of Horticulture
- Diploma of Agriculture
- Advanced Diploma of Agribusiness
- Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences
