Course overview
Agriculture has a vital role to play in global food production and security, climate change mitigation, environmental protection, water management and renewable energy creation.
Our Agriculture with Farm Business Management students are taught by lecturers with extensive industry and research experience to develop sustainable production systems integrating appropriate technologies to maximise economic, social and environmental security. You will be studying in a diverse range of learning spaces located at the heart of our University Farm alongside students from a wide range of rural and urban backgrounds, whilst establishing a life-long network of friends and professional contacts.
You will soon be putting your learning into practice engaging with real-world scenarios and projects from day one. Supported by an integrated placement year in industry, you will be ready for your future career having developed a range of personal, technical and professional skills that today’s employers value. You will develop a range of skills to prepare you for a diverse range of careers including farm management, consultancy, finance and banking. Additionally, your degree will equip you with the skills to continue in research or education.
Entry requirements
104 - 144 UCAS Tariff Points
| Qualification |
Grade(s) |
| GCE A Levels |
BCC or equivalent |
| Pearson BTEC National Extended Diploma |
DDD (1080 GLH) |
| City & Guilds Advanced Extended Technical Diploma |
DDD (1080 GLH) |
| T-Level |
Distinction |
| Scottish Highers |
BBBB |
| Irish Leaving Certificate |
Two H2 and Two H3 |
| GCSEs |
Minimum of 5 GCSEs (4 for A Levels) at grade C/4 including English Language, Maths and Science. |
| Work Experience |
All applicants are encouraged to have completed some level of work experience, although it is not a requirement. We recommend around 10 weeks of relevant experience on a commercial farm, which can be part-time work, accumulated over weekends and vacations, and does not have to be completed as a 10-week block. |