Study in Australia
Study Agriculture in Australia
- Programs
- 87
- Universities
- 21
- Tuition from
- A$20,000
Agricultural science, agribusiness, and viticulture are areas where Australia has genuine research depth, concentrated at regional universities like Charles Sturt, the University of New England, and the University of Adelaide, plus the Group of Eight for research degrees.
Programs often include farm-based or industry placements. Entry is a science or agriculture background for postgraduate study and IELTS 6.5. Fees are among the lower ones, frequently in the mid to high AUD 20,000s.
Migration angle. Agricultural consultant, agronomist, and agricultural scientist appear on skilled lists and are nominated by several states, particularly for regional roles. Studying at a regional campus adds migration points.
Compare Agriculture programs
The 60 lowest-tuition Agriculture degrees for international students, of 87 in our dataset. Tuition is the indicative annual international fee; IELTS is the program’s own overall minimum where it sets one, otherwise the university’s institutional minimum. Confirm both on the course page before you apply.
Figures are approximate, drawn from this site’s database and each program’s official course page, and change annually. A dash means the figure is not published at program level.
Universities known for Agriculture
There is no official field-level ranking of Australian universities. These are the ones with a recognised reputation in Agriculture, strongest first.
- 1Charles Sturt UniversityTrains a large share of Australia's rural agronomists and vets, across regional NSW.
- 2University of New EnglandAustralia's first regional university, with deep strength in agriculture and rural science.
- 3University of QueenslandGatton campus and strong agricultural and animal science programs.
- 4University of Western AustraliaAgricultural science tied to WA's grain and livestock industries, in a regional-classified city.
Typical entry requirements
Entry to a bachelor degree needs a completed senior secondary qualification (or a recognised foundation year) that meets the university's minimum, plus an English test, usually IELTS 6.0 to 6.5 (PTE Academic 50 to 58). Entry to a postgraduate coursework degree needs a relevant bachelor degree, often with a credit average, and IELTS 6.5 (PTE 58). Registration-based fields (nursing, teaching, psychology, architecture) set higher English bars and additional requirements. Always confirm the exact requirements for the specific program.
Agriculture in Australia: common questions
Is agriculture a good field for skilled migration to Australia?
It can be. Agricultural scientist, agronomist, and agricultural consultant are on skilled lists and several states nominate for them, especially for regional employment. Studying regionally also earns points.
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Program counts and tuition figures are drawn from this site’s database and are approximate. This is general information, not admissions or migration advice.