Bachelor of Agriculture

Learning facilities

CSU's School of Agricultural and Wine Sciences is located in the heart of agriculture in some of the most productive regions of south-eastern Australia. As well as the rich resources in the region, students undertaking this course have access to some of Australia's best agricultural teaching and research facilities for practical experience, including:

  • extensive and diverse farming facilities on a 1300ha university farm incorporating precision agriculture technologies
  • the most sophisticated underground root growth laboratory (drainage lysimeter) in the southern hemisphere
  • access to a range of mixed farms and agricultural research institutions
  • five state-of-the-art laboratories and modern glasshouse facilities
  • access to the university sheep and cattle herds and animal handling facilities.
  • extensive computer facilities
  • working models of a full range of irrigation systems for teaching and research (linear move, overhead sprinklers, drip irrigation systems, furrows, beds, flood and paddy)
  • strong links with the Wagga Wagga Agricultural Institute located on campus.

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Study Mode

Distance education

Where

Wagga Wagga

When

Session 1; Session 2

Level

Undergraduate

Duration

6 years distance education

International?

YES

Indicative ATAR

N/A

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