Global demand for agricultural food and fibre is high and industry needs professionals who are ready to rise to the challenge. With developing opportunities – new markets, emerging technologies, globalisation of trade, climate change, sustainability and others – agriculture has become an increasingly sophisticated industry. This is where you come in. Australia and the world need passionate people like you, equipped with a solid scientific foundation to develop new ideas and technologies, implement new agricultural practices and devise innovative ways to produce food and fibre. Course highlights CSU's Bachelor of Agricultural Science is science-based and has a focus on practical issues facing farmers, agribusiness and the environment. Choose to study a practical course, where you'll be trained across the major plant and animal disciplines that underpin modern agricultural industries. Career opportunities Agricultural science offers a diverse range of career opportunities where you may work alongside farmers, rural industries or government. You may drive innovations to improve productivity and develop planning and policy to manage forestry. Rural industry Explore a range of careers including agronomist, livestock / animal production specialist, farm manager, agricultural merchandise representative, Land care coordinator / manager, or irrigation specialist. Government Put your skills to work as a rural financial supply officer, parks and recreation officer, teacher or advisory and technical consultant. Research and communication Immerse yourself in the latest industry developments as an agricultural researcher, journalist, or marketing professional.