University of New England

Overview

The Bachelor of Agriculture and Laws at the University of New England offers a distinctive dual degree that combines agricultural knowledge with legal expertise. This program prepares students for the evolving challenges in regional Australia, equipping them with a robust understanding of both disciplines, which significantly enhances their employability and career opportunities.

What You'll Study

Core courses include:

• Agricultural Plants: Adaptation and Physiology
• Crop Production
• Grazing Systems
• Animal Production Systems and Products
• Animal Function, Health and Welfare
• Organisms to Ecosystems
• Legal Principles in Agriculture
• Environmental Law and Policy
• Contract Law
• Dispute Resolution in Agricultural Contexts

Entry Requirements

Applicants are expected to meet the following criteria:

• CRICOS Code: 055675B
• Assumed knowledge: Two units of English and Mathematics
• Recommended studies: Agriculture, Biology, and/or Chemistry
• Overseas secondary qualifications equivalent to Australian standards
• Relevant professional experience may be considered

English language proficiency can be demonstrated through:

• TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of 91
• IELTS: Minimum score of 6.5

Career Prospects

Graduates of the dual degree in Agriculture and Laws can pursue a wide array of career paths, including:

• Positions in legal aid agencies and advocacy organizations
• Roles within government sectors
• Opportunities in banking, finance, and commerce
• Management positions in various industries
• Agricultural advisory roles in both public and private sectors
• Consulting and management in agribusiness
• Natural resource management and environmental conservation