Best University in Australia for Agriculture?? (1 Viewer)

[Slatteryexpress]

Hey,
I'm looking at doing an agriculture related course at university, probably an agribusiness type one. First i thought maybe La Trobe in Melbourne was an option, maybe it was the higher uai entrance needed to get in which seemed more appealing, that it was actually a better course. Recently ive been told La Trobe only has about 20 agriculture students, if that and it's pretty average. People keep coming back and saying Charles Sturt agriculture courses are up there with the best in the country. Should i believe them? Will the courses at the Wagga Campus be a challenge??

 

[katie tully]

Wagga Wagga and Orange are unsurpassed when it comes to Ag dude.

You can do -
Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management

Bachelor of Horticulture

Bachelor of Science (Agriculture - with specialisations)
The 5 specialisations are:
Agriculture
Agronomy
Livestock Production
Irrigation
Agricultural Biotechnology

 

[Slatteryexpress]

I'm fuming, looks like I'll have to do Agricultural Business Management through distance education (I'm from Wagga). There is no way im moving to Orange. I guess it will make it alot harder?

 

[rcr4fags]

you learn 10% by listening, and 90% by your self at home.

end of day, univeristy the lecturers present u the information, but u have to learn by yourself. they privde you with study guide, answer all the objectives in that and u will have no problems

 

[katie tully]

I'm by distance ed and it's great.

 

[katie tully]

What's wrong with Orange though? It's a large town, plenty to do, got all the shops and stuff you'll need?

 

[boris]

Orange = better than wagga anyway. Fucking wagga lol. Ashmont loll.

 

[katie tully]

housing estate derrrrrrrrrro

 

[Jeza.]

Try Gatton....