Offering a Master of Agriculture in the following areas Agribusiness, Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Technologies, Natural Resource Management, Resource Economics, Sustainable Agriculture, and Turf Management.

The Master of Agriculture caters to the needs of candidates who come from varied educational backgrounds. The objectives of the course are to provide advanced learning opportunities to candidates who wish to extend their knowledge in a particular discipline; enable graduates to update skills and prior training; enable graduates to apply basic training in one discipline to the development of skill and expertise in another discipline and prepare students to undertake postgraduate research degrees.

Course completion requirements

For Master of Agriculture candidates must complete a total of 48 cp made up of at least four core units.

On campus attendance pattern

Full time, Part time

End qualification

Master of Agriculture

Professional recognition

Graduates can join several professional bodies in agriculture and natural resource management

Articulation courses

Ph.D. (BB000)

Course level

Master by Coursework (Undifferentiated)

Handbook website link

http://www.usyd.edu.au/handbooks/handbooks_admin/agriculture.shtml