Through the Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Science, learn about the issues underpinning the advances in food and fibre production within the Australian and International Agriculture sectors. CORE SUBJECTS The discipline core subjects within the Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Sciences cover a range of plant and animal disciplines as well as a focus on current and emerging environmental agricultural and associated industry impacts. INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES Explore the interdisciplinary nature of agricultural crop, food and fibre production and markets at an advanced level. And gain a foundation in the scientific principles and analytical skills behind improved agricultural production systems and their sustainability. Knowledge and skills are developed in environmental, economic, social and ethical factors related to plant- and animal-derived food and fibre production in Australia and globally. GAIN AN INTRODUCTORY KNOWLEDGE OF AGRICULTURAL CROP, FOOD AND FIBRE PRODUCTION AND MARKETS Explore the interdisciplinary nature of agricultural crop, food and fibre production and markets. SUBJECTS STUDIED Take on subjects such as securing sufficient and healthy food, financial management for agribusiness, to electives like leadership and managing markets. CAREERS Find employment in the public or private sectors related to a wide range of agricultural production, environmental, economics, bioresearch and service industries. And you can find a meaningful career in community organisations concerned with public good. FURTHER STUDY Continue into further postgraduate programs of study. The Graduate Diploma in Agricultural Sciences is a pathway into the Master of Agricultural Sciences.