Universiti Islam Sultan Sharif Ali

What you'll study

Although specific module lists are not provided on the course page, the programme description indicates study areas that focus on:

• Applied agricultural science and agrotechnology relevant to modern farming systems;
• Research methods and innovation for productivity and sector improvement;
• Skills and knowledge to support national agricultural development and industry needs under Brunei Vision 2035;
• Integration of contemporary technological approaches consistent with the industrial revolution 4.0.

Entry requirements

Applications: local applicants apply through HECAS; international applicants apply via UNISSA’s Online Application. Candidates must meet UNISSA's general undergraduate admission rules. Acceptable qualifications include recognised GCE ‘A’ Level/STPUB or equivalent (usually obtained within three years and not more than three sittings). Higher National Diploma holders may be considered if they meet programme conditions. Applicants may be assessed by interview and must pass the university’s medical fitness requirement. For English-medium programmes, applicants are expected to have English competence such as Grade C6 in GCE O Level English, Grade C in IGCSE English (as a Second Language), IELTS band 6.0 or a TOEFL score in the range specified by the university.

Career prospects

The programme is aimed at producing graduates capable of contributing to research, innovation and practical improvements across the agricultural value chain. Typical outcomes include roles in agricultural research and development, agrotechnology implementation, farm management, extension services, and positions supporting national agricultural policy and industry development aligned with Brunei Vision 2035.

Scholarships & funding angle

Admission is competitive and places are limited. The programme page lists a programme fee (Fees: BND14,000.00) and refers to UNISSA’s broader tuition fee schedule; students should check the university’s prospectus and financial offices for current scholarships, bursaries or other funding options and for any faculty-specific aid. Applicants should note incomplete or late applications may be rejected and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.