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During National Careers Week, we are catching-up with agriculture graduates of the University of Tasmania to find out where their careers have taken them.
Tasmania's premier agricultural field day. Explore hundreds of exhibitors, live demonstrations, career opportunities, and educational displays across three action-packed days.
Agribusiness managers bridge the worlds of agriculture and commerce. They handle everything from supply chain logistics and market analysis to export strategy and financial planning.
Gain the skills and knowledge you need in chemical safety and handling, and obtain your ChemCert accreditation.
Agricultural scientists research and develop methods to improve the productivity and sustainability of agricultural practices. You'll work across labs and the field, analysing soil, crops, and livestock.
Meet employers, educators, and industry professionals from across Tasmania's agriculture sector. Discover career pathways, speak with current students, and find your next opportunity.
A forward-thinking forum exploring how technology is reshaping agriculture in Tasmania. Featuring keynotes, panel discussions, and hands-on demonstrations of the latest agtech solutions.
In 2013, Andi Lucas had the kind of year you wouldn’t wish on your worst enemy. It was a sequence of events that would have broken most people, but it set Andi on a course that led to a whole new calling — one driven by climate crisis, empowering other women, and housing security.
Congratulations to TasTAFE learner Olivia Baker, winner of the 2025 National Merino Fleece Young Judges Championships, held at the Royal Adelaide Show on 4 September.
A comprehensive undergraduate degree covering soil science, plant biology, animal production, and agribusiness. Graduates are prepared for careers across the full agricultural sector.
The Bachelor of Agriculture with Honours is a four-year (full time) course with embedded honours that combines a strong foundation in agricultural science with advanced research skills.
An honours year is a one-year (full time), up to three-year (full time) course designed for high-achieving students who are ready to deepen their expertise and explore their passion through research.
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