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Develop your agricultural management skills with our foundation programme, informed by the latest research, extensive agri-sector networks and expert staff.We will support you as you develop the skills needed to manage an increasingly diversified business and embrace a range of responsibilities for enhancing the environment, integrating production within the food chain and maintaining rural communities.Students studying general Agriculture study a broad range of livestock, crop production and science, and business management modules, together with some marketing and mechanisation. In the first part of the course the focus is on practice on farm and the underpining science and business principles. Areas of study include animal and crop production systems, agricultural science, an introduction to farm business management and marketing; and agricultural mechanisation.The later parts of the course focus on the applied scientific and business principles that underpin farm practice and the application of practice and principles to case studies to solve real problems. Areas of study include farm animal and crop production science, farm business management, plus a choice of optional modules. All foundation degree students undertake a Professional Project in the final year in a subject area of interest to them.

Offers tend to be in the region of 72 - 88 UCAS points (min 2 x A2 passes)Students should typically be studying 2 subjects at A2 level to be considered.General Studies and Critical Thinking are encouraged but not included in grades required.10 weeks relevant work experience is required by 1st August,4 GCSEs at grade C/4 or above, including English Language, Maths and a Science Biology A Level (or equivalent) preferred (but not mandatory).Applicants can expect to receive offers including specific grades in specific subjects (for example, a B or C at A level, or an M or D for BTEC modules),Key Skills (and other level 2 variants) and First Certificates/Diplomas are not accepted in place of GCSE passes,Where an applicant was not given access to GCSE Science, a BTEC level 2 in Science will be accepted as an alternative at a grade M. Confirmation will be required from the school/college that GCSE Science was not an option..When combining qualifications no more than one Subsidiary Diploma or Diploma (or comparable qualification such as an Extended Certificate) will be considered alongside A levels (two A levels for BSc). IELTS 6 overall needed.

Agricultural engineer. Agricultural economist. Farm manager. Soil and plant scientist. Conservation planner. Commercial Horticulturalist. Agricultural salesperson.

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