Bachelor of Agriculture/Bachelor of Business (BAgr/BBus)
Do you want to combine technical knowledge in agriculture with a good background in business principles? Then this new combined degree is a good option for you.
Why study the Bachelor of Agriculture/Bachelor of Business (BAgr/BBus) at UNE?
UNE is unique in providing a degree combination that is ideally suited to the demands of modern agri-business; the capacity to run a business and to also have the technical knowledge to be able to provide advice and services to the agricultural community. UNE is well equipped to provide such training as this combined degree brings together the expertise of groups who have a long and successful history in teaching in these areas. Likewise the rural location of UNE means that these areas are taught by staff who have close links to the industries that may be employers in the future. UNE also provides flexible delivery of the course content which means that there is the option of studying in distance mode and 'training on the job'.
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Who should do it?
There are a wide variety of individuals who would find this degree combination rewarding but individuals applying for this degree should have an interest in technical aspects of agriculture (not necessarily a strong science background but a least maths and biology).
Career opportunities
The well balanced portfolio of technical and business expertise should provide opportunities for careers in banking, agri-business managers, farm managers, food and fibre processing companies etc
Summary information
| OP: | 14 |
| UAI 2007 entry: | 70 |
| Closing Dates: | View admissions information |
| Study Mode | 72.55 |
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| Commencement | N/A |
| Fees | CSP / International |
| Entry Requirements |
A candidate shall be qualified for admission (see Admission Rule Undergraduate Policy). Assumed knowledge is any two units of Mathematics and English. Recommended studies: Biology and/or Chemistry. For students without the recommended background knowledge, the Faculty offers Foundation units in Chemistry and Mathematics.
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Full details on this course can be found in the Course and Unit Catalogue.
Contacts
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For further information:
Assoc. Prof. Geoff Hinch
ghinch@une.edu.au
ph: +(61 2) 6773 2202
fax: +(61 2) 6773 3922