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EQUINE SCIENCESUSTAINABLE AGRICULTUREVETERINARY TECHNOLOGYWILDLIFE SCIENCE

2015

AGRICULTURE AND ANIMAL SCIENCES AT GATTON

2016

NEW PROGRAMS IN

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CHOOSE UQWhile enjoying a campus life like no other, at a university consistently ranked well inside the world’s top 100 (of more than 10,000), you will learn from the best, with the best, to earn a highly valued qualification that will open doors around the world.

More national teaching awards than any other Australian university*

EXCELLENTTEACHERS

Most comprehensive range of quality programs and courses in Queensland

HIGH-QUALITY PROGRAMS

Global research powerhouse with all fields at or above world standard**

LEADING RESEARCH

Full-time employment rates and salaries higher than national graduate average

SUCCESSFULGRADUATES

Dynamic sports and cultural activities,190+ clubs and societies

VIBRANTCAMPUSES

Extensive graduate network, strong industry partnerships and many notable alumni

GLOBAL CONNECTIONS

* Surpassed 100 Office for Learning and Teaching (OLT) Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning, Awards for Teaching Excellence, and Awards for Programs that Enhance Learning in 2014** 2012 Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) assessment

GREAT EXPERIENCES

Overseas study, field trips, practical experiences, vacation research programs and more

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Largest choice of science disciplinesUQ Science offers you a huge diversity of disciplines, encompassing pathways to traditional science careers, and incorporating broader options for careers in agriculture and animal sciences. These sectors are among the largest employers of scientists, technologists, business managers, consultants and other professionals here in Australia and overseas.

Great career outcomes As a UQ Science graduate, you will have comprehensive, up-to-date knowledge and the practical skills needed to undertake key roles in solving the challenges facing our world today. You will enjoy high employability rates and high starting salaries because of your skills and expertise and you will access other UQ graduates through a strong, world-wide network of science alumni.

Exceptional learning opportunitiesAs a UQ science student you can choose from innovative programs with a focus on meeting global challenges; you will be exposed to exceptional learning experiences and the best teachers with more national teaching awards than any other university.

You will access premier student social and learning facilities and the greatest number of science-based teaching and research spaces in Queensland.

Practical experienceYou will have the opportunity to meet industry representatives, undertake professional placements or internships, participate in the Summer Research Scholarships program with award-winningUQ researchers, and integrate industry based training with your studies to apply your theoretical knowledge to real life projects.

You may choose to study overseas at one of UQ’s 140 international partner organisations.

CHOOSE SCIENCE AT UQ GATTONRanked well inside the world’s top 100 universities, UQ offers you one of the widest choices of science disciplines in Australia and allows you to combine your science degree with business, law, arts, engineering or education.

Discover the diverse range of careers available that will allow you to work on issues such as climate change, biosecurity, feeding the global population, sustainable energy, disease eradication and management of diminishing natural resources.

Discover what makes UQ different and what a difference UQ can make to your future.

About GattonThe 1068-hectare campus offers modern teaching and research facilities set against the backdrop of the historic rural traditions of its Queensland Agricultural College heritage.

The UQ campus is located five kilometres from Gatton, the largest town and business centre in the Lockyer Valley, and within easy travel to other major centres in South-East Queensland.

At UQ Gatton, you will enjoy the unique benefits of a personalised educational experience and the opportunity to study among like-minded peers who share a passion for agriculture, agribusiness, animals, food, plants, soils or veterinary science.

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CAREERS WITH UNLIMITED GROWTH Four new programs to be offered in 2016 at UQ’s Gatton Campus will provide you with exciting and innovative study pathways in equine science, sustainable agriculture, veterinary technology and wildlife science.

These programs take advantage of UQ’s position as one of the top ranked agriculture and biological sciences university in the world.

You will experience enhanced learning options at the Gatton campus with access to leading researchers, innovative industry practice and some of the best agricultural teaching facilities available in Australia.

Depending on your choice of program, you will access UQ’s $100 million animal health, production and welfare facilities; the $1.5 million Equine Precinct or the NativeWildlife Teaching Facility.

You will also benefit from the many local, national and international research and teaching collaborations which provide field work, industry mentors, industry placements or research experiences both in Australia and overseas.

The four new programs will provide you with a unique student experience and help you to graduate confident and job ready for your chosen career.

They present pathways into the local and global agriculture sector and offer careers with unlimitedgrowth.

Bachelor of Equine ScienceBachelor of Sustainable AgricultureBachelor of Veterinary TechnologyBachelor of Wildlife Science

CONTENTSChoose UQ 1

Choose Science at UQ Gatton 2

ProgramsBachelor of:

Equine Science 4

Sustainable Agriculture 6

Veterinary Technology 8

Wildlife Science 10

Dual programs with Agribusiness 12

More study options 13

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The new Bachelor of Equine Science will give you an innovative study pathway into a career working in the global horse industry.

Bachelor of

EQUINE SCIENCE

Duration 3 years full-time (part-time equivalent available to Australian residents and citizens)

Location Gatton

Entry requirements Standard Queensland Year 12 or equivalent English and Maths A or B

QTAC code Check QTAC website

Program code 2385

Delivery mode Internal. Some individual courses may be available by external mode

Honours Available as an extra year of study

International availability Yes (CRICOS Code 087882G)

Dual program options The Bachelor of Equine Science may be combined with the Bachelor of Agribusiness. Program code 2389 (CRICOS Code 087883G)

UQ Why Equine Science at UQ?Are you passionate about horses and looking for a career in this field? The Bachelor of Equine Science is a new three-year program to prepare you for such a career while studying at one of the world’s top 100 universities. Equine science covers horse nutrition, breeding, exercise physiology, health and rehabilitation, welfare and behaviour and explores the interaction between horse and rider.

UQ Gatton is home to world-renowned scientists with expertise in horse nutrition, breeding, exercise physiology, equitation, rehabilitation, welfare and behaviour. You will have access to the world-class Equine Precinct on campus which includes equitation arenas, breeding and horse-handling facilities, day yards and stabling amenities.

While studying Equine Science, you will acquire scientific knowledge which can be applied within an industry setting to improve the management, performance and welfare of racehorses, performance horses and horses used for pleasure. Learning from UQ’s internationally regarded equine academic staff, you will acquire skills to improve outcomes for horses, riders and the equine industry in general.

Practical learning and industry connectionsThis program provides you with an understanding of animal science principles and social and community issues. You will work with world-class researchers with industry connections and collaborations, who help industry solve pressing issues. As you progress through the program you will work extensively with horses from the UQ Australian Stock Horse stud in conjunction with UQ’s expert instructors and lecturers. You might also join the UQ Equestrian Club, which is a part of UQ Sport. Further hands-on training is available by including a vocational program with your studies or taking part in extended industry placements.

What you will studyThe Bachelor of Equine Science will expose you to the scientific and practical aspects of the equine industry. The program provides an understanding of generic animal science principles and related social and community issues including:• animal physiology• animal behaviour and welfare • nutrition • reproduction• microbiology and its relationship to

health and disease. As you progress through the program, you can choose from a range of electives.

Dual programYou can study the Bachelor of Equine Science as a dual degree with the Bachelor of Agribusiness. The dual four-year program allows you to combine practical business skills with your interests in equine science.

Your future in Equine ScienceThe equine sector contributes billions of dollars annually to the Australian economy. You will be able to establish a career in industries such as:• equine enterprise management• agribusiness firms servicing the equine

industry• animal nutrition and animal health

companies• bloodstock agencies• breed societies, equestrian centres and

riding schools• equine industry organisations and

educational institutions• equine journalism• horse studs• preconditioning and training businesses• racing and competition stables• sales and marketing• statutory bodies administering racing

and trotting

Your postgraduate optionsYou can pursue a research career by undertaking a research Honours year, which could lead to postgraduate studies. Research higher degrees (Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and PhD) are available.

Are you an international student?For entry you will require an IELTS overall score of at least 6.5 with a score of 6.0 in reading and writing, speaking and listening. As an international student you are required to complete the degree on a full-time basis.

For a full list of courses, go to www.uq.edu.au/study

SAMPLE COURSES

Fundamentals of Equine ScienceEquine Behaviour & PerformanceEquine Breeding & Stud ManagementEquine Nutrition & HealthEquine Exercise & RehabilitationAnimal Breeding and GeneticsAnimal Health & EpidemiologyAgricultural Microbiology & Gene TechnologyEmerging issues in Animal BioscienceShort International ExperienceAnimal Anatomy & Physiology 1Animal Anatomy & Physiology 2Intensive Animal ProductionAnimal NutritionGrazing Animal ProductionAnimal ReproductionLivestock Science and ProductionWeed Science

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This new program takes advantage of UQ’s position as one of the top-ranked agriculture and biological sciences universities in Australia. You will have access to leading researchers and industry practices with some of the best agricultural teaching facilities available.

Bachelor of

SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

Duration 3 years full-time (part-time equivalent available to Australian residents and citizens)

Location Gatton

Entry requirements Standard Queensland Year 12 or equivalent English and Maths A or B

QTAC code Check QTAC website

Program code 2386

Honours Available as an extra year of study

International availability Yes (CRICOS Code 087884F)

Dual program options The Bachelor of Sustainable Agriculture may be combined with the Bachelor of Agribusiness. Program code 2390 (CRICOS Code 087885E)

Why Sustainable Agriculture at UQ?The UQ Bachelor of Sustainable Agriculture is a new, three-year program which will provide you with the skills and knowledge to help industry tackle some of the big problems facing our planet.

Sustainable food production has never been more important, with the world population now exceeding 7 billion people and predicted to reach 8 to 10 billion people by 2050. At the same time, the environmental pressures on our planet have never been greater.

A career in sustainable agriculture will enable you to acquire the scientific and managerial principles, helping commercial farmers to sustainably increase their output of food and fibre to feed and clothe the world with the least environmental and social impact.

What you will studyThe Bachelor of Sustainable Agriculture will expose you to the scientific and practical aspects of the sustainable agriculture industry. You will acquire skillsand knowledge from researchers at UQ’sGatton campus, who focus on threespecialisations to develop successfulsustainable agriculture practices.

MajorsDuring your studies you can choose to major in:• Agronomy,• Horticulture or• Livestock and poultry science.

This 3-year program in Sustainable Agriculture will provide you with the scientific and practical aspects of the agriculture industry. You will acquire skills and knowledge from researchers at UQ’s Gatton campus in one of three specialised majors: agronomy, horticulture and livestock and poultry science.

Agronomy – use scientific principles to enhance the production of crops for food and energy, and to manage the environmental impacts of agriculture. Agronomists are very much in demand. Learn from leading plant and soil scientists who help farmers and producers use their land more effectively, increase their yields, and assist in solving or preventing problems with soils and crops.

Horticulture – investigate the intensive production of fruit, vegetables, nursery and floricultural crops, turf and plants for recreational and therapeutic benefit and to enhance the urban landscape. You will acquire skills in horticulture, which deals with science, technology and business in intensive plant production.

Livestock and poultry science – examine principles of animal behaviour and management to ensure the profitable, ethical and sustainable management of livestock and poultry.

Practical learning experience and industry connectionsAs a working 1068-hectare farm, UQ Gatton is focused on these three specialisations and supports Australia’s

most extensive agricultural research program with links to local, national and global growers, producers and industry. You will study with world-class researchers at the top of their fields and respected internationally. You will be able to complete a 30 day industry placement to give you practical, hands-on work experience. It’s also a great opportunity to establish industry contacts and gain current, industry-relevant experience.

Dual programYou can study the Bachelor of Sustainable Agriculture as a dual degree with the Bachelor of Agribusiness. The dual four-year program allows you to combine practical business skills with your interests in agronomy, horticulture and animals. This will further widen your career options.

Your future in Sustainable AgricultureThe sustainable agriculture sector contributes billions of dollars annually to the Australian economy. You will find employment in industries such as:• government departments• research institutions such as CSIRO and

universities• agribusinesses such as agricultural

service companies, banks, seed companies, food producers and agricultural consultancies

• small or large-scale organisations involved in production, post-harvest and marketing of horticultural products

• biosecurity, extension and animal production enterprises

• allied industries such as feed milling, stock equipment manufacturers, and livestock and poultry health companies.

Your postgraduate optionsYou can pursue a research career by undertaking a research honours year, which could lead to postgraduate studies. Research higher degrees (Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and PhD) are available.

Are you an international student?For entry you will require an IELTS overall score of at least 6.5 with a score of 6.0 in reading and writing, speaking and listening. As an international student you are required to complete the degree on a full-time basis.

For a full list of courses, go to www.uq.edu.au/study

SAMPLE COURSES

Applied Biology IApplied Biology IIApplied Mathematics and StatisticsAgricultural BiochemistryPrecision Plant & Animal ManagementChemistryFood & Fibre in the E-LandscapePlant Production TechnologyFood for a Healthy PlanetElements of EcologyAgricultural Microbiology & Gene TechnologyAgricultural GeneticsIndustry PlacementAnimal Welfare Behaviour & HandlingLivestock IndustriesAnimal Environmental PhysiologyAnimal Nutrition & FeedingGrazing Animal ProductionAnimal ReproductionParticipatory Research, Development and Extension PracticeExport Practices and ProceduresThe Soil EnvironmentWorking with Groups and TeamsAgribusiness SalesApplied Market ResearchTurf Science 1Weed ScienceTurf Science 2

Major in Livestock and Poultry SciencePasture ScienceIntensive Animal ProductionAnimal Anatomy & Physiology 1Animal Anatomy & Physiology 2Animal NutritionGrazing Animal ProductionAnimal Health & epidemiologyLivestock Science and ProductionAnimal Breeding and GeneticsEmerging issues in Animal Bioscience

Major in AgronomyPlant Production PrinciplesAgricultural Microbiology & Gene TechnologyAgroecologyCrop Production SciencePasture SciencePlant BreedingSoil Plant RelationshipsLand Use and ManagementPlant PhysiologyPlant and Environmental HealthPlant ProtectionMajor in HorticulturePlant Production PrinciplesAgricultural Microbiology & Gene TechnologyPlant and Environmental HealthPlant PhysiologyHorticultural ScienceSoil Plant RelationshipsProduction HorticulturePlant ProtectionAdvanced Horticultural SciencePlant Breeding

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Do you have a passion to work in Animal Health and Welfare? The new Bachelor of Veterinary Technology program allows you to study and acquire skills in these fields from internationally regarded researchers, using world-class facilities. It will prepare you for employment within the veterinary industry in areas such as veterinary practice, animal health, biosecurity, veterinary pharmaceutical companies, animal nutrition companies, government agencies, research institutions and the pastoral sector.

Bachelor of

VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY

Duration 3 years full-time

Location Gatton

Entry requirements Standard Queensland Year 12 or equivalent English and Maths A or B

QTAC code Check QTAC website

Program code 2387

Delivery mode Internal. Some individual courses may be available by external mode

Honours Available as an extra year of study

International availability Yes (CRICOS Code 087886D)

Dual program options The Bachelor of Veterinary Technology may be combined with the Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing or the Bachelor of Agribusiness. Program code 2391 (CRICOS Code 087887C)

Why Veterinary Technology at UQ?The Bachelor of Veterinary Technology is a new, three-year program which addresses scientific and managerial principles underpinning veterinary technology. This program will provide you with an understanding of scientific principles and the skill to apply this knowledge to solve problems.

Veterinary technology produces para-veterinary healthcare specialists who contribute to maintaining biosecurity.

You will be equipped with an understanding of a variety of scientific principles and the skill to apply this knowledge to solve problems.

While veterinary technology is still an emerging profession in Australia and internationally, UQ is already a leader in this field with the best specialist veterinary and animal research facilities in the southern hemisphere.

$100 million invested in purpose built clinical, teaching and research facilities including the Small Animal Hospital, Equine Specialist Hospital and Veterinary Teaching Laboratories at the Gatton campus.

UQ’s diagnostic, research and treatment expertise is recognised nationally by the Australasian Veterinary Boards Council and internationally by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).

The co-locating of all of UQ’s animal health, production and welfare activities on

a single site at UQ Gatton has enhanced local, national and international research and teaching opportunities.

Practical learning experience and industry connectionsDuring your studies, you will undertake clinical rotations and participate in industry placement programs in locations such as vet clinics, vet hospitals, wildlife parks, government agencies, welfare organisations, animal breeding enterprises and pharmaceutical companies. Industry placements give you practical, hands-on work experience. They are also great opportunities to establish industry contacts and gain current, industry-relevant experience.

What you will studyAs a veterinary technologist you will be an integral member of an animal healthcare team caring for and handling companion and production animals, and skilled in routine laboratory and clinical support procedures for veterinary radiography, anaesthesia, surgery, pathology, clinical pathology, nutrition, veterinary therapeutics, and professional communications and animal reproduction.

You will study animal handling, welfare and behaviour, clinical aspects of small and large animal health, applied and clinical nutrition, veterinary pharmacology, veterinary pathology, veterinary therapeutics, diagnostic practices,

veterinary surgical nursing principles, and veterinary practice management. You will develop the attributes of critical thinking, problem solving and self-directed learning, preparing you for supervisory and management roles.

As you progress through the program, you can choose from a range of electives.

Dual qualificationYou also have the option to complete a dual qualification, the Bachelor of Veterinary Technology degree plus a Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing or the Bachelor of Agribusiness.

Your future in Veterinary TechnologyYou will find employment such as: • support staff in veterinary practices

(general and specialist), including veterinary practice management

• animal behaviour and training instructor • animal management officer with local

councils • animal research technician and

supervisor • biosecurity inspector and project support

with government agencies • clinical academic in higher education

(veterinary nursing) • regulatory affairs officer for veterinary

drug and product registration

• teacher/trainer in vocational training and education (veterinary nursing)

• veterinary clinical nutrition technician • veterinary laboratory scientist • veterinary pharmaceutical representative.

Your postgraduate optionsYou can pursue a research career by undertaking a research honours year, which could lead to postgraduate studies. Research higher degrees (Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and PhD) are available.

Are you an international student?For entry you will require an IELTS overall score of at least 6.5 with a score of 6.0 in reading and writing, speaking and listening. As an international student you are required to complete the degree on a full-time basis.

For a full list of courses, go to www.uq.edu.au/study

SAMPLE COURSES

Applied Animal Biology

Applied Plant Biology

Animal Welfare, Behaviour and Handling

Basic Mathematics

Systems Thinking and Practice

Australia’s Bio-Physical Environment

Chemistry

Professional Studies for Veterinary Technology

Agricultural Biochemistry

Animal Anatomy and Physiology I

Analysis of Scientific Data

Animal Health Technology

Agricultural Microbiology and Gene Technology

Animal Anatomy and Physiology II

Animal Nutrition

Animal Breeding and Genetics

Small Animal Health

Large Animal Health and Management

Surgical Principles and Practices

Preparation for Professional Practice

Animal Therapeutics and Toxicology

Surgical Principles and Practices

Preparation for Professional Practice

Recommended Electives

The Behaviour and Management of Animals in Society

Captive Wildlife Husbandry

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This new wildlife science program provides you with a career pathway working with native and exotic animals.

Bachelor of

WILDLIFE SCIENCE

Duration 3 years full-time (part-time equivalent available to Australian residents and citizens)

Location Gatton

Entry requirements Standard Queensland Year 12 or equivalent English and Maths A or B

QTAC code Check QTAC website

Program code 2388

Delivery mode Internal. Some individual courses may be available by external mode

Honours Available as an extra year of study

International availability Yes (CRICOS Code 087888B)

Dual program options The Bachelor of Wildlife Science may be combined with the Bachelor of Agribusiness. Program Code 2392 (CRICOS Code 087889A)

Why Wildlife Science at UQ?The Bachelor of Wildlife Science is a new, three-year, “hands on” degree that focuses on animal biology and management of wild animals, including their ecology and conservation.

As a wildlife scientist you will study native and exotic amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals in their natural or man-made environments, their biodiversity, and the emerging issues associated with human-wildlife interactions.

UQ is ranked one of the world’s top 100 universities and is already a leader in this field with the best specialist animal research and veterinary facilities in the southern hemisphere.

As a Bachelor of Wildlife Science student, you will work with UQ Gatton’s wildlife scientists, who are involved in the conservation and management of non-captive and captive wildlife as well as exotic animals in Australia and overseas.

You will learn from biologists as they focus on wildlife anatomy and physiology, captive breeding, reproduction, nutrition, health, husbandry, ecology, welfare and behaviour.

The UQ Native Wildlife Teaching Facility at the campus is the home to endangered and non-endangered species and provides the focus for both teaching and research programs.

Practical learning experience and industry connectionsDuring your studies, you will participate in industry placement programs in locations such as zoos, sanctuaries, wildlife parks, government agencies, welfare organisations, and animal breeding enterprises. Industry placements give you practical, hands-on work experience. They are also great opportunities to establish industry contacts and gain current, industry-relevant experience.

What you will studyAs a wildlife scientist you will study native and exotic amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals in their natural or man-made environments, their biodiversity, and the emerging issues associated with human-wildlife interactions.

You will gain the ability to implement and evaluate wildlife management programs for captive and free-ranging wildlife. In this degree you will develop a deep scientific knowledge of wildlife anatomy and physiology, captive breeding, reproduction, nutrition, health, husbandry, ecology, welfare and behaviour. With excellent wildlife trapping, identification and animal handling skills, you will be able to make a major contribution to the wildlife, game and vertebrate pest management industries in Australia.

As you progress through the program, you can choose from a range of electives.

Dual qualificationsYou can study the Bachelor of Wildlife Science as a dual degree with the Bachelor of Agribusiness. The dual four-year program allows you to combine practical business skills with your interests in wildlife science. You also have the option to complete the Bachelor of Wildlife Science plus a Certificate IV in Captive Animals. This qualification is not part of the program and is at additional cost.

Your future in Wildlife ScienceYou will find employment in research, managerial and educator roles, including:• as a biologist • as a conservation officer • in ecotourism • in land management • in marine resource organisations • in vertebrate pest and game

management • as a wildlife biologist • as a wildlife technician • in government agencies • in wildlife sanctuaries and zoos.

You can pursue a research career by undertaking a research honours year, which could lead to postgraduate studies.

Your postgraduate optionsYou can pursue a research career by undertaking a research honours year, which could lead to postgraduate studies. Research higher degrees (Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and PhD) are also available.

Are you an international student?For entry you will require an IELTS overall score of at least 6.5 with a score of 6.0 in reading and writing, speaking and listening. As an international student you are required to complete the degree on a full-time basis.

For a full list of courses, go to www.uq.edu.au/study

SAMPLE COURSES

Applied Biology I

Applied Biology II

Applied Mathematics and Statistics

Elements of Ecology

Agricultural Biochemistry

Precision Plant & Animal Management

Australian Terrestrial Vertebrates

Biology of Australian Marsupials and Monotremes

Animal Anatomy & Physiology 1

Animal Health & epidemiology

Zoo Husbandry and Management

Wildlife Technologies

Animal Reproduction

Chemistry

Principles of Wildlife Management

Game Management

Agricultural Microbiology & Gene Technology

Industry Placement

Short International Experience

Animal Welfare Behaviour & Handling

Animal Environmental Physiology

Animal Anatomy & Physiology 2

Animal Nutrition

Breeding and Genetics

Emerging issues in Animal Bioscience

Working with Groups and Teams

Plant and Environmental Health

Or other courses listed in the Bachelor of Equine Science, Bachelor of Sustainable Agriculture or Bachelor of Agricultural Science (Hons) course lists.

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DUAL PROGRAMS WITH AGRIBUSINESSCombine your interest in equine science, sustainable agriculture, veterinary technology or wildlife science with a Bachelor of Agribusiness and complete two programs in 4 years and gain valuable business skills.

Why Agribusiness at UQ?Agribusiness is a vital element of oureconomy and focuses on businesses thatdrive the food and fibre industries, bothin Australia and overseas. Agribusinesscreates innovative, value-added food andfibre products and manages inputs such aschemicals, fertiliser, machinery and advisoryservices for businesses in the supply chain.It also contributes to the commercialisationof new biotechnologies and informationtechnologies to improve the production andmarketing of food and fibre products.

Study Agribusiness at UQ and you willlearn to market, finance, and managepeople and technology along the value chain that links producers with consumers, in one of the leading agribusiness programs in the country.

What you will studyYou will learn about marketing, finance,and managing people and technologyalong the agrifood value chain that linksproducers with consumers, as well asstudying business courses in accounting,economics, and market research in anagribusiness context. You will develop athorough understanding of the businessesthat drive food and fibre industries, bothnationally and internationally.

Your future in agribusinessYou will be highly sought after byemployers, as you will be confident andready for management positions, as well as being market focused, commercially aware, innovative, internationally oriented and technically skilled. With your knowledge of agribusiness and equine or wildlife science, sustainable agriculture or veterinary technology, you will find additional employment opportunities in managerial, administrative and research roles in areas such as:• Australian and International government• banking, finance, investment and

insurance• commodity trading, sales and marketing• export marketing and management• policy development and analysis in

agricultural and regional agencies• property management• supply chain management• tourism For more information, go towww.uq.edu.au/study

SAMPLE COURSES

Accounting for Decision Making

Introduction to Human Resource Management

Agribusiness Planning and Management

Food and Fibre Case Studies I, II and III

Food and Fibre in the E-Landscape

Foundations of Marketing

Applied Market Research

Agrifood Strategy and Competitiveness

Livestock Industries

Investment Project Appraisal

Export Practices and Procedures

Commodities, Futures and Options

Working with Groups and Teams

Livestock Science and Production

Entry requirements StandardQueensland Year 12 or equivalentEnglish and Maths A or B

QTAC code Check QTAC website

Program codesBachelor of Equine Science/Agribusiness: 2389Bachelor of Sustainable Agriculture/Agribusiness: 2390 Bachelor of Veterinary Technology/Agribusiness: 2391 Bachelor of Wildlife Science/Agribusiness: 2392

CRICOS codesBachelor of Equine Science/Agribusiness: 087883GBachelor of Sustainable Agriculture/Agribusiness: 087885E Bachelor of Veterinary Technology/Agribusiness: 087887C Bachelor of Wildlife Science/Agribusiness: 087889A

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KEY DATESTertiary Studies Expo (TSXPO)RNA ShowgroundsSaturday and Sunday, 18-19 July 2015 UQ Open DaySt Lucia campusSunday, 2 August 2015

Gatton campusSunday, 16 August 2015

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Semester 1, 2016 Classes commenceMonday, 29 February 2016

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