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Why study postgraduate agriculture at the University of Sydney?

Invest in a career with lasting environmental impact

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Postgraduate agriculture at the University of Sydney prepares you to solve global challenges such as food security, climate change, and sustainability.

We explain what to expect from postgraduate agriculture at Sydney, including key skills, career opportunities, and hands-on learning experiences.

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Master of Agriculture and Environment

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1. What postgraduate study pathways are available in agriculture?

The University offers three postgraduate study pathways, designed for students with a background in agriculture, science, economics, or a related discipline. 

2. What will you learn studying postgraduate agriculture?

The Master of Agriculture and Environment is your opportunity to save the planet and feed the world at the same time.

You will build advanced knowledge in agricultural science, including:

  • Crop and soil management
  • Environmental and climate science
  • Agricultural economics

These skills will enable you to understand existing natural and managed systems and provide innovative solutions.

I read about the Master of Agriculture and Environment on the University website and was really impressed with the content and program. It was truly the content I desired to study. I also learned about lecturers who ran the course, which gave me an understanding of their areas of expertise and knowledge. This really convinced me to apply.

Thi Minh Ngoc Tran

Master of Agriculture and Environment

3. What careers can postgraduate agriculture lead to?

Postgraduate study in agriculture leads to diverse career opportunities across industry, research, and sustainability, with roles available in both field- and office-based environments.

You can pursue roles such as:

  • Agricultural consultant
  • Sustainability or environmental advisor
  • Agribusiness analyst or manager
  • Research scientist or policy specialist
  • Ag-tech and innovation specialist

With professional experience in the lab and out in the field, you’ll be ready to contribute to a booming sector that generates over $150 billion a year in production, contributes around 16% of Australia's export earnings, and tackles the biggest global issues of our time.

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4. What real-world experience will you gain during the degree?

You will gain hands-on experience through regular field trips to farms and agribusiness organisations, where you will learn how advanced production systems support food safety, sustainability, and environmental health.

During semester breaks, you can apply your skills in real-world settings by working with industry partners such as Fresh Produce Group. This practical experience allows you to put classroom knowledge into action and understand how agricultural science solutions are implemented at scale.

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