
The Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management at Charles Sturt University equips you with the skills to manage and lead in the dynamic agricultural industry. This program combines agricultural science and production knowledge with essential business disciplines, preparing you for roles in agribusiness, finance, and management. Graduates are sought after by companies in the agricultural supply chain, from farm production to international marketing, as well as service industries and financial institutions.
Graduates will be well-prepared for diverse roles within the agricultural sector.
Charles Sturt University offers a Direct Entry Program or a First Nations Connections Program as pathways for students who may not meet the standard entry criteria. These programs are free, and for on-campus participation, travel, accommodation, and meal costs are covered.
Fees are indicative and subject to change. Part-time study is also available.
International students need an overall academic score of 65 for admission. Alternative entry pathways like the Direct Entry Program are also available.
The indicative annual tuition fee for full-time international students is $37,040.00, applicable for both on-campus and online study.
The minimum duration for the Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management program is three years of full-time study.
International students can apply directly online through the Charles Sturt StudyLink portal. They need to check entry requirements, prepare documents, and select their desired intake session.
Graduates are prepared for diverse roles such as Agribusiness banker, Farm manager, Market analyst, and Commodity trader. 90% of undergraduates in Agriculture & Environment secure full-time jobs within four months.