152 Agriculture and Veterinary Science Course Programs

Develop the skills needed for employment or further study in agriculture with this wide-ranging introduction to the industry. The course covers topics including livestock, crops, machinery, animal science and estate skills, with a mix of practical and theory learning. Students who successfully complete this course often progress onto our Level 3 programmes where there is an option to specialise in Livestock, Arable or Farm Mechanisation pathways.

This one-year course provides the practical skills and knowledge that will help you gain employment in agriculture. You will acquire a wide range of knowledge, practical skills and industry experience from both your studies and work experience on a local farm. The course includes husbandry of crops, livestock, estate skills, farm machinery operations and maintenance.

The Agriculture Habitat Management course, delivered over seven weeks with one day of instruction per week, offers a comprehensive exploration of theory and practical applications in managing agricultural land to support and enhance natural habitats. Throughout the course, participants delve into various topics crucial to effective habitat management.

The Blinn College District Veterinary Technology Program is a two-year, competitive-entry program designed to prepare students to become fully credentialed licensed veterinary technicians (LVTs).

Veterinary nursing is an advantageous industry that offers you many opportunities if you have a particular passion for working with animals.

The degree programme provides students with the opportunity to work with a range of common small animal species as part of their studies. This course is also available at our Gateshead Centre. During the programme a range of modules will be studied including a research module, providing students with the opportunity to gain skills in this field. The programme requires a year in veterinary practice to allow students to work towards, and ultimately complete, the RCVS Day One Skills and Competences.

This introductory year will get you ready for level 4 study within the agricultural industry and is ideal for career changers, applicants who are just getting started in the agriculture sector or if applicants do not meet the entry requirements for the FdSc programme. The course will provide learners with underpinning knowledge of livestock husbandry, environmental conservation, and business. There will be an emphasis on the development of communication, academic writing and teamworking skills, and practical skills such nutrition formulation and welfare assessment. Work placement forms an essential part of the course allowing on the job training and development of further skills to make students more employable.

Sustainable nutrient management is crucial in New Zealand agriculture to mitigate environmental impacts such as water pollution, soil degradation, and greenhouse gas emissions. Here's an advanced guide to sustainable nutrient management in New Zealand agriculture: Soil Testing and Monitoring: Conduct regular soil testing to assess nutrient levels and pH balance. Utilize precision agriculture techniques such as satellite imagery and soil sensors to monitor soil health and nutrient status. Implement variable rate application technology to optimize nutrient inputs based on soil variability within fields.

A Fellow or Founding Fellow, Surgical Oncology is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons (ACVS) who has obtained additional training and experience in the multidisciplinary approach to the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of cancer patients, and who devotes a major portion of his or her professional effort toward these activities and to cancer research.

Important Note: The Associate Degree of Veterinary Nursing will not be taking new enrolments for 2023. All new intakes for 2022 will be into the Bachelor of Veterinary Nursing (a Latrobe University qualification delivered by Melbourne Polytechnic).

Brazil is one of the largest grain and meat producing countries in the world. Thus, the disciplines offered aim at engaging students in several aspects related to sustainable agricultural and animal production in the tropics

Agricultural Engineering offers a pathway to lucrative and fulfilling careers with global opportunities. Students in this program acquire practical skills through hands-on experience in College workshops and restoration projects for local farmers. This experiential learning approach ensures a comprehensive understanding of the industry's demands and prepares students for success in Agricultural engineering.

This highly practical course serves as an excellent entry point for students with limited formal qualifications. It covers fundamental aspects of animal care and feeding, particularly focusing on farm livestock, while also imparting essential estate maintenance skills. Students learn about soil preparation, plant cultivation, and plant health maintenance, gaining hands-on experience in our custom-built commercial glasshouse, polytunnels, and expansive public/community gardens known as 'Broadview Gardens.'

Students enrolled in the program have access to a variety of additional learning support services tailored to their individual needs. These resources include virtual learning platforms and other tools designed to enhance the learning experience. Whether students require extra assistance with course materials or seek further guidance on specific topics, our support system is in place to ensure their academic success.

T-Levels bring together academic knowledge with practical experience. The course will give you the knowledge, skills and behaviours needed to progress into all areas of agriculture. Meaningful Work Placements. Our T-Level students will gain direct work experience in placements best suited to their career aspirations. They will spend a minimum of 9 weeks over the 2-year course, working with employers in the industry to develop and apply their knowledge, core skills and professional behaviours within the agricultural sector.