Careers in agribusiness are not necessarily just involved in production agriculture. CSU's Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management is designed to provide career opportunities at any point in the supply chain, from the farm gate through to export and marketing of agriproducts, as well as within the industries that service agriculture. Employment opportunities range from the rural service industries of regional Australia to international trade and finance activities undertaken by multinational corporations.
Students will have many career options as they acquire expertise in marketing, accounting, finance, people management, international business, agricultural production systems and enterprise management, and sustainable resource management.
Careers available include:
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