Charles Sturt University

Bachelor of Agricultural Science

Shape the future of food, fibre and sustainable farming with Charles Sturt's Agricultural Science 4-year degree Shape the future of food and fibre production with the Bachelor of Agricultural Science at Charles Sturt University. Study in Wagga Wagga – in the heart of the NSW food bowl – where you’ll learn in one of Australia’s most productive agricultural regions. You’ll gain hands‑on experience at our 2,000‑hectare Global Digital Farm, a fully operational commercial farm showcasing industry‑leading cropping, livestock and horticulture systems. You’ll also access advanced facilities, including the Southern Hemisphere’s most sophisticated underground root growth laboratory and Rhizolysimeter, state‑of‑the‑art science labs, modern glasshouses, working irrigation systems, and our on‑campus winery and vineyard. Prefer flexibility? You can also choose to study online, allowing you to learn in a way that suits your lifestyle and goals. Want a sneak peek at where you could be studying? Take a virtual look around the Wagga Wagga campus farm . Top reasons to choose Agricultural Science at Charles Sturt 1. Graduate into a booming industry with outstanding job outcomes We’re ranked #1 in Australia for agriculture and environmental science undergraduates gaining full‑time employment, with 90% employed within four months of graduating (Good Universities Guide 2025/26). With workforce shortages across the Australian ag sector, you’ll step into a career where your skills are in demand and your impact is immediate. 2. Tailor your degree with three industry‑aligned majors Shape your study around your interests and career goals with majors in: • Agronomy • Mixed Farm Business • Livestock Production These majors reflect the skills industry is actively seeking and prepare you for specialist roles across the food and fibre supply chain. 3. Learn in the heart of the NSW food bowl with world‑class facilities Study in Wagga Wagga, one of Australia’s most productive agricultural regions, and gain hands‑on experience at our 2,000‑hectare Global Digital Farm. You’ll train using advanced facilities including the Southern Hemisphere’s most sophisticated underground root growth laboratory, state‑of‑the‑art science labs, modern glasshouses and working irrigation systems — giving you practical skills that employers value. 4. Learn by doing This degree is built around practical, real‑world learning. You’ll take part in fieldwork, hands‑on classes and industry placements that help you buil

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Australia UAC undergraduate admissionsYear 2027 - general
Average SAT0Average ACT0Minimum score65.55Estimated score65.55Requirement65.55 lowest selection rank

Refer to the Charles Sturt University general admission criteria. | Q Fever vaccination: Q Fever vaccinations are compulsory for all students. Vaccination clinics will be arranged for on-campus students. Online students should consult with their doctor or look at the Q Fever Register webpage to find a nearby vaccinator (note on-campus students may also arrange their own vaccination). Students are required to provide evidence of immunisation before starting on-campus classes, or by census date of their first session of study if studying online. | Duration: 4 year full-time / 8 year part-time | Attendance: on_campus, full_time, part_time | UAC course level: TBP | Campus code: RC

Source: UAC NSW ACT course search

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  • UAC NSW ACT course searchUAC:CSU:214024:RC