Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (Soil Science) – Extended | UFH

APS Required

points

Duration

5 year(s)

Type

Bachelor's Degree

Delivery

Full-time

What is an Extended Programme?

An Extended Programme provides extra academic support to help students adjust to university-level studies. It includes foundational courses to strengthen key skills, ensuring a smoother transition into the degree.
Learn more about Extended Programmes.

Requirements

  • English – Home language OR English – First additional language Level 4 (50-59%)
  • Mathematics AND Physical Science (Level 3 in either Maths or Physics, but the 2nd one must be at Level 4) Level 3 (40-49%) in one and 4 (50%-59%) in the other
  • Life Sciences OR Geography OR Agriculture OR Information Technology Level 4 (50-59%)
  • Other Subjects x2 at Level 4 (50%-59%)
  • Life Orientation Level 4 (50-59%)

Career Prospects

  1. Soil Scientist
    Study soil properties, composition, and fertility to improve agricultural productivity and sustainable land use. Soil scientists work in research institutions, government agencies, and agricultural consultancies.

  2. Agricultural Consultant (Soil Management)
    Advise farmers, agribusinesses, and policymakers on soil conservation, crop rotation, and land rehabilitation strategies. Agricultural consultants work for agribusiness firms, environmental NGOs, and government departments.

  3. Environmental Soil Specialist
    Assess soil contamination and develop strategies for soil conservation, erosion control, and sustainable land management. Environmental soil specialists work for environmental agencies, mining companies, and conservation groups.

  4. Irrigation and Drainage Specialist
    Design and manage irrigation systems to optimise water usage and soil moisture for better crop production. Specialists work in commercial farming, water resource management, and agricultural engineering firms.

  5. Land Use Planner
    Develop policies and plans for sustainable land use, balancing agricultural needs with environmental conservation. Land use planners work for municipalities, environmental agencies, and land development firms.

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