Bachelor of Agribusiness/Bachelor of Wildlife Science

The Bachelor of Agribusiness/Bachelor of Wildlife Science at the University of Queensland provides students a unique interdisciplinary education that merges principles of business with the intricacies of wildlife science. This four-year programme is structured into eight semesters, with students completing a variety of units of study that encompass both agribusiness management and conservation strategies. Each unit typically carries a specific credit point value, helping learners build a robust foundation in both fields.

Throughout the course, students will engage in practical experiences, including work-integrated learning opportunities and possible professional placements with local organisations involved in agribusiness or wildlife conservation. One highlight of the degree is the capstone project, where students apply their learning to real-world issues in the field, preparing them for effective problem-solving in their future careers.

The skills gained from this dual qualification include business strategy formulation, project management, ecological assessment, and sustainable resource management. This programme is ideal for individuals passionate about the environment and wildlife preservation, and who also wish to apply business acumen in these areas.

• Agribusiness Manager
• Wildlife Conservation Officer
• Environmental Consultant
• Research Scientist
• Ecotourism Coordinator
• Policy Advisor in Environmental Agencies

Graduates can find opportunities across various Australian industries including agriculture, environmental management, wildlife conservation, and ecotourism, contributing to both business and conservation efforts.