BSc Agricultural Technology

The BSc in Agricultural Technology at Queen's University Belfast is a course designed to provide students with a strong understanding of technology's role in modern agriculture. This course combines the study of business and science, ensuring that graduates have the skills needed to contribute to agricultural technology's rapid evolution.Course Content: Over the course of three years, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of agricultural science and technology. They'll study topics such as biology, crop and animal science, data analysis, economics, and entrepreneurship. Key Modules: Some of the key modules include Soil and Plant Science, Business Management, Agricultural Production Systems, Animal Science, Crop Protection, Environmental Management, Agricultural Mechanisation, and Sustainable Land Use.Accreditations: This course is fully accredited by the Institute of Agricultural Engineers (IAgrE) and the Institute of Biology, giving it broad recognition within the industry.Future Careers: Graduates from the Agricultural Technology BSc have the foundation needed to pursue a range of careers in the industry. Future careers can include roles in agri-food companies, government departments, education and research, and the animal and plant health industry. Students will also be well equipped for work internationally in agricultural technology.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here