Agricultural Science Lincoln University Canterbury

Overview

The Agricultural Science at Lincoln University Canterbury offers students a robust foundation in the biological, chemical, and physical sciences that underpin modern farming. This degree is specifically designed to address the evolving challenges of sustainable food production and land management in a changing global environment.

Students engage with a curriculum that balances theoretical learning with practical application, ensuring they are well-equipped for the technical demands of the industry. The programme focuses on enhancing productivity while maintaining environmental integrity, reflecting the core values of New Zealand's primary sector.

By choosing this path, learners benefit from a specialised learning environment that fosters innovation and critical thinking.

Why Agricultural Science at Lincoln University Canterbury?

Lincoln University Canterbury is world-renowned for its expertise in land-based disciplines, providing students with access to exceptional research facilities and commercial farms. The institution's strong ties to the agricultural industry ensure that the curriculum remains relevant to current market needs and technological advancements.

The campus serves as a living laboratory where students can observe real-world applications of their studies. This immersive approach allows for a deeper understanding of how scientific principles are applied to solve complex problems in food security, biosecurity, and sustainable resource use.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: NZD 37000 per year
• National fee: NZD 8689 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to provide a broad understanding of the agricultural sciences. Modules may include:

• Plant Science
• Soil Science
• Animal Science
• Agribusiness Management
• Ecology
• Biometrics
• Agricultural Systems
• Biochemistry
• Microbiology

Careers with Agricultural Science

Graduates are highly sought after for their technical expertise and analytical skills across the entire primary industry spectrum. Many find successful careers as farm consultants, research scientists, or agronomists, helping to improve farming efficiency and sustainability.