9 Part-time Bachelor's degrees in Soil Science

An Agricultural Science with Honours degree from University of Tasmania is your opportunity to help change the world and be part of a profession where jobs are in demand. 

The Agriculture (Honours) programme from University of Tasmania will prepare you for roles in agricultural research organisations, agribusiness, and higher degree research. 

Through the Environmental Science - Soil, Air, and Water Emphasis at The University of Arizona, you can learn about the human influence on the natural world through hands-on labs, studying both in the field and in the classroom.

In this Agriculture - Plant and Soil Science program at University of Melbourne, you’ll focus on the science of plant production and soil management to identify constraints and increase efficiencies.

Soil forms an essential part of the environment—affecting or controlling most living things. The Soil Science B.S.A. program offered by University of Saskatchewan studies the soil system to find the best ways of producing food, fuel, and fibre while still preserving soil for use by future generations.

At The Science - Plant Breeding at Massey University you can study the full spectrum of plant science from molecular biology and evolution, through to agriculture and horticulture.

Thanks to innovative teaching methods and the use of state-of-the-art technologies, you can earn your bachelor’s degree in Crop and Soil Science online at Oregon State University and receive the hands-on training you need to help solve the world’s most complex agricultural and natural resource problems.

Through the Environmental Science - Soil, Air, and Water Emphasis at The University of Arizona, you can learn about the human influence on the natural world through hands-on labs, studying both in the field and in the classroom.

With biology, chemistry, and mathematics and statistics underpinning this Science - Agricultural Science program at University of Melbourne, you will learn about agricultural systems analysis, plant health and the production and management of crops, livestock and grazing systems.