There are 7 bachelor's Agriculture & Forestry programmes for international students across 6 universities in Australia. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
The University of Tasmania offers a Bachelor of Agriculture and Agribusiness designed to equip students with skills for leadership in the modern agrifood sector. This program blends agricultural production knowledge with business, economics, and food innovation, preparing graduates for diverse roles across the entire value chain, from farm to fork. Located in Northern Tasmania's agrifood hub, the degree emphasizes practical, industry-integrated learning through placements and real-world projects. Students can also choose an optional major in Sustainability. The program is delivered by the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA), leveraging state-wide research and purpose-built facilities.
Agricultural Science is a major within the Bachelor of Science degree, focusing on the science and practice of food and fibre production. This multidisciplinary field draws on biology, chemistry, and statistics to explore the components of agricultural systems, including soil science, crop science, animal science, and molecular genetics. The program aims to equip students with an industry-ready understanding of the science and technology essential for producing plants and animals for food and fibre, addressing global challenges like food security, sustainability, and climate change. Students will also be introduced to advanced technologies such as satellite-based precision agriculture for crop, pasture, and livestock management.
The Animal Science major focuses on the science and technology behind modern food and fibre production, addressing the increasing global demand for efficient and sustainable agricultural practices. You will learn how to manage livestock, control diseases, and improve animal welfare while ensuring the production of high-quality, safe food products. The program explores the integration of new technologies and sustainable methods into traditional farming systems, preparing you for careers in a rapidly evolving industry.


The Bachelor of Agricultural Science prepares you for a career in the evolving global agriculture industry. As food and fibre demand grows, this program equips you to address challenges like climate change, sustainability, and international markets using emerging technologies. You can study on campus in Wagga Wagga, a key agricultural region, or online with on-campus intensives. The curriculum covers crop and pasture science, soil science, livestock production, agricultural technologies, and global trade, providing a strong scientific and agribusiness foundation. The course emphasizes real-world experience, including an Agricultural Industry Internship in your final year.
The Bachelor of Business (Agribusiness) is designed to equip you with essential knowledge and skills for a successful career in the dynamic agribusiness sector. This program focuses on preparing you to address industry challenges and capitalize on the sector's significant potential. You will develop a strong understanding of diverse industry aspects, including land and water management, marketing, and logistics, while also building valuable industry networks. The degree is awarded as a Bachelor of Business with a specialization in Agribusiness, highlighting your focused expertise to potential employers.
The Bachelor of Business (Agriculture) program is designed in collaboration with industry leaders and educational experts to provide students with the most current knowledge in agricultural production. It aims to equip graduates with the skills to manage and operate within diverse agricultural and horticultural systems, focusing on real-world applications and case studies. The curriculum emphasizes financial management, marketing, technology adoption, and risk management, preparing students for roles in domestic and international agricultural businesses. The program highlights the growing demand for skilled professionals in the primary production sector due to increasing global food needs. Practical experience, industry consultations, farm visits, an 11-month industry placement, and international study tours are integral to ensuring graduates are professionally prepared for the workforce. This degree is suitable for individuals aspiring to be leaders in the agricultural sector, offering a blend of business acumen and practical agricultural knowledge. The program is open to both Australian and international applicants.
7 across 6 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.