FNAS School of Animal Biology, University of Western Australia. The School of Animal Biology was formed in 2002 from the amalgamation of the Departments of Zoology and Animal Science, from the former Faculties of Science and Agriculture. The school teaches both undergraduate students and postgraduates at Masters and Ph D level.

The School of Earth and Environmental Sciences has research and teaching roles on the Waite, Roseworthy and North Terrace Campuses of the University of Adelaide. The research interests within the School include ecology, systematics/biodiversity, ecophysiology, mineral, petroleum and environmental geoscience, solid earth geophysics, physico-chemistry and biology of soils, spatial information science, crop and pasture agronomy and land management.

The Agriculture & Animal Science Department delivers programs in Animal Technology, Industrial Skills, Equine Studies, Aquaculture, Natural Resources, Viticulture and Winemaking, Production Horticulture and Agriculture and operates two working farms , a sixty hectare Thoroughbred Stud and a 250 hectare broadacre farm , four vineyards and two wineries for the delivery of practical training, one being a sixty hectare Thoroughbred Stud and Vineyard, the other a 250 hectare broadacre farm.

Agricultural Science at the University of Tasmania gives students a broad background in basic sciences as well as specialised knowledge in agricultural disciplines. Students can study the 4 year Bachelor of Agricultural Science course or the 3 year Bachelor of Applied Science (Agriculture). Graduates are well placed to enjoy an interesting future in agriculture, science or natural resource management.

The Centre for Rural and Regional Innovation - Queensland (CRRI-Q) is a dynamic partnership between the Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries, the University of Queensland and CSIRO. Our vision is "Renewed confidence in rural and regional Australia."

The Faculty of Natural & Agricultural Sciences, located in Perth, Western Australia at the Crawley campus of the picturesque University of Western Australia, offers exciting opportunities for studying - at an undergraduate or postgraduate level - and researching the science of natural resources and their management.

AGMA College delivers Education Direct (Online) or Distance Learning (CD-Rom) courses to Australian and International Students through the AGMA Virtual College (AGMA VC) system, providing 24/7 access for students, trainers, lecturing and mentoring staff. Training opportunities include beef and sheep breeding, pasture management, animal nutrition & husbandry, cropping, marketing, risk management, occupational health & safety, wool and sheep classing, shearing, animal health, horticulture, organics, hydroponics and training in natural resource management.

Marcus Oldham College - rural business management college with a reputation for providing quality education. Our courses are delivered in small class sizes by lecturers who have extensive commercial experience and can relate theory to practice. Students from all states of Australia and overseas live on campus and study in an environment which establishes networks across Australia and friends for life.

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The school is organised into discipline groups with a strong emphasis on inter-disciplinary research and a recognition that our research cannot be divorced from the marketplace. A particular strength of the school is its ability to combine basic and enabling research to deliver new options and opportunities for ‘added value farming'. Disciplines include: Animal Science, BiometricsSA, Plant and Pest Science, Wine and Horticulture.