Discover the commercial world behind agriculture as you learn about the value chain that links producers with consumers in one of the leading agribusiness programs in the country. The Bachelor of Agribusiness will teach you about the commercial side of agriculture, both in Australia and internationally, as you cover the growing, processing, trading and financing of food and fibres. Study farming and agriculture, including management and sustainability of the agrifood value chain, which links producers with consumers. You will also sharpen your business acumen through courses in accounting, marketing and logistics. Put theory into practice through site visits, case studies and research projects. In your final year, you will undertake a major project working collaboratively within an agribusiness organisation as a member of a small team. Study at both St Lucia and Gatton. Courses at St Lucia are taught by the UQ Business School and courses at Gatton are taught by the School of Agriculture and Food Sciences. Both are ranked among the best in the world. Career outcomes You will be internationally oriented and job-ready for agribusiness management positions, with your keen market focus, commercial awareness, innovativeness, and relevant technical skills. Agribusiness graduates find almost immediate employment in the food and fibre industries in managerial, administrative or research roles related to: Agribusiness management Agribusiness research Agri-politics Banking, finance, investment and insurance Commodity trading, sales and marketing Export marketing and management Policy development and analysis in agricultural and regional agencies Property management Roles within government departments in Australia and overseas Supply chain management Tourism Program structure The courses offered in the Bachelor of Agribusiness are set out in the course list. Each course is allocated a certain number of units (#). A standard full-time study load is 8 units per semester. The Program Rules explain what is required to complete the Bachelor of Agribusiness. These requirements include the total number of units you need to complete in order to graduate.