Agribusiness (Crop Science), BScAgric

Year 1
Semester 1BIOL101(16), CHEM110(16), MATH150(16), PHYS131(16)
Semester 2 BIOL102(16), CHEM120(16), MATH143(8), PHYS133(8), STAT130(16)

Year 2
Semester 1 AGEC210(16), 220(16), STAT221(16), Elective(16)
Semester 2 AGEC270(16), AGPS200(16), (ZULN101(16) or Elective(16)), Elective(16)

Year 3
Semester 1 AGEC380(16), AGPS301(16), (AGPS305(16) or 309(16)), AGPS307(16)
Semester 2 AGEC370(16), AGPS308(16), Electives(32)

Year 4
Semester 1 AGEC750(16), AGPS701(8), 32C from (AGPS710(16), 715(16), 716(16), 733(16))
Semester 2 AGEC740(16), AGPS791(8), 16C from (AGPS712(16), 714(16), 732(16), 734(16))

Admission Requirements
– NSC degree pass with Maths, English, Life Orientation and Agricultural Science/Physical Science/Life Science at level 4.
– Admission points required: 28-48 (highest scoring students took first; BSc in Industrial and Applied Biotechnology requires a minimum point score of 30).
– The closing date for applications is 30 September.

South African students pay R44626 per year as tuition fees.
Students from SADC countries pay local tuition fees plus a levy of R3400 (R1800 per semester)

Application fee:
– All students from SADC and other African countries pay: R470
– All students from outside of Africa: U$146
– Students from within Africa but outside SADC and from the rest of the world are required to pay US $ 14 535.00 per annum; i.e. U$ 6 895.00 per semester (first or second) inclusive of the international levy, where registration is required for one semester only to complete a qualification.

Career opportunities for this programme include:
– Farm management specialist for agricultural extension.
– Agricultural policy specialist for public organization.
– Farm manager.
– Farm bureau executive.
– Grain merchandiser.
– Commodity trader.
– International and domestic grain trader.
– Price / risk manager in commodity marketing firm.

Array
(
    [ID] => 1631
    [key] => field_5a5d9edc676a4
    [label] => Tuition Fees Duration
    [name] => tuition_fees_duration
    [prefix] => acf
    [type] => select
    [value] => /year
    [menu_order] => 49
    [instructions] => 
    [required] => 0
    [id] => 
    [class] => 
    [conditional_logic] => 0
    [parent] => 169
    [wrapper] => Array
        (
            [width] => 50
            [class] => 
            [id] => 
        )

    [choices] => Array
        (
            [/year] => /year
            [/month] => /month
            [/trimester] => /trimester
            [/semester] => /semester
            [for the full programme] => for the full programme
        )

    [default_value] => Array
        (
        )

    [allow_null] => 0
    [multiple] => 0
    [ui] => 0
    [ajax] => 0
    [return_format] => value
    [placeholder] => 
    [_name] => tuition_fees_duration
    [_valid] => 1
)

South African students pay R46007 per year as tuition fees.
Students from SADC countries pay local tuition fees plus a levy of R3400 (R1800 per semester)

Application fee:
– All students from SADC and other African countries pay: R470
– All students from outside of Africa: U$146
– Students from within Africa but outside SADC and from the rest of the world are required to pay US $ 14 535.00 per annum; i.e. U$ 6 895.00 per semester (first or second) inclusive of the international levy, where registration is required for one semester only to complete a qualification.