The BSc in Agricultural Engineering at UKZN equips students with the technical skills to design, develop, and manage agricultural infrastructure and machinery in a South African context. Spanning four years, the programme covers soil and water engineering, agricultural structures, machinery systems, and precision farming technologies. Graduates are prepared to tackle food security challenges and support sustainable agricultural development across sub-Saharan Africa. The degree is offered at the Pietermaritzburg campus, a hub for agricultural science in the region.
English Home Language or English First Additional Language: Level 4
Mathematics: Level 5 (at least 65%)
Physical Sciences: Level 5 (at least 65%)
Life Orientation: Level 4
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