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Workforce-ready graduates are at the heart of the University of Tasmania’s new-look undergraduate agriculture offerings, with a new degree and a reimagined Bachelor of Agricultural Science unveiled today at Agfest.
Curious about a career in Tasmanian agriculture? Agfest brings the whole industry together in one place, from machinery and livestock to food and tech. Agfest 2027 runs from Thursday 6 to Saturday 8 May, 8am to 4pm daily, at 415 Oaks Road, Carrick.
In agribusiness you can support smart decision-making for the future, working with businesses from local to global scales across supply chains, value chains and trade.
Gain the skills and knowledge you need in chemical safety and handling, and obtain your ChemCert accreditation.
Inform the policy that shapes the future of agriculture. From climate change to trade, biosecurity to animal welfare, policy has the power to drive change.
Agricultural researchers use expert science and technology knowledge to solve real-world challenges.
Agricultural technicians provide specialist practical support across both agricultural businesses and research, from dairy to irrigation, heavy-machinery to processing.
Empower and inspire our communities with education, from school-aged students to agriculture industry professionals seeking to grow skills in specialist courses.
Agrifood and agritourism entrepreneurs bring bright business ideas to life by developing new food and beverages, and hosting unique farm-based events, experiences, and accommodation.
Agronomists use specialist knoweldge of plant science, soil management, and crop production to improve yields and support sustainable farm management.
After losing two homes to fire and flood in 2013, Andi Lucas founded X-Hemp, Tasmania's only hemp fibre processing facility, turning farm waste into sustainable building materials like hempcrete. Her business brings together her passions for climate action, supporting women and improving housing security.
At just 16, TasTAFE learner Olivia Baker from Oatlands won the 2025 National Merino Fleece Young Judges Championships at the Royal Adelaide Show, beating older competitors from across Australia. Soon to complete her Certificate IV in Wool Classing, she plans to take her skills into the shearing sheds and compete again.
Delivered by the University of Tasmania, this comprehensive undergraduate degree develops practical and scientific skills for modern agriculture, covering areas such as crop and animal production, soil, horticulture and agricultural technology. Graduates are prepared for careers across the full agricultural sector.
Delivered by the University of Tasmania, the Bachelor of Agriculture and Agribusiness course combines agricultural science with business and agribusiness, developing practical skills for managing and innovating within the agricultural sector.