Bachelor of Agricultural Sciences

Commerce is a subordinate business and economic field that involves all activities that lead to the exchange of goods and services from producers to customers. It deals with buying, selling and investing, distribution of products, covering market demand and creating new business opportunities, among others. E-commerce is a branch of commerce that has evolved rapidly over the years, which means the acquisition and sale of products through the Internet. Agribusiness combines agricultural and business sciences. You will learn how to help farmers improve their food production more sustainably, and acquire skills to develop, finance, market and manage agricultural enterprises.

The business component is designed to develop responsible, engaging, innovative and ready-to-work titles by providing students with opportunities to talk about business and business. The Bachelor of Commerce has eight common fundamentals and eight core topics, selected from the five key business areas of accounting, economics, finance, management and marketing. In the context of agricultural science, in research in Australia, you will learn about the relationships between plants, animals, soil and climate. You will also take courses such as plant science, soil and soil management, animal health, pest control, and water and sanitation. By combining science and business skills, you will be better equipped to help farmers improve their food production and reduce the impact of reducing resources.

You will receive a degree in business networking and the ability to take on roles in agriculture, business and the community. Major advertising in the Bachelor of Commerce is approved by the Australian Marketing Institute until the year 2018. Depending on the selection of subjects within the Bachelor of Commerce, students may be eligible for doctoral degrees accredited by CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand. Membership may require an application in a professional body and may have additional or ongoing requirements beyond graduation. Please contact the appropriate library for details.