Study ways to conserve and manage our environment
Examine how we interact with, manage and protect the living world with a Curtin agriculture, environment and sustainability degree.
Why study agriculture, environment and sustainability at Curtin?
Learn to conserve and manage our environment in the face of climate change by selecting streams in wildlife biology, restoration, genetics, or environmental chemistry, or study for a career in agribusiness to contribute to sustainably producing food and fibre for the future.
Unique opportunities
Address concerns in food security, farming systems and climate change with Western Australia’s only Bachelor of Agribusiness course.
Cutting-edge research collaboration
Curtin hosts the Centre for Crop and Disease Management, in collaboration with the national Grains Research and Development Corporation.
Real-world experience
Work with industry professionals and global scientists to gain practical skills and expert knowledge.
Curtin’s 2023 Undergrad Expo is almost here!
Wednesday 18 January, 3pm to 6pm
If you’re thinking about applying for a place at Curtin in semester one 2023, join us for the Undergrad Expo.
Chat with our course experts, take a campus tour and find out more about how to apply, pathways, scholarships and study options.
Register nowProfessional recognition
Many of our courses are recognised by respected professional accreditation bodies, that allow you to gain accreditation when you graduate.
Agriculture Science
Graduates are eligible to apply for membership of the Australian Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology.
Coastal and Marine Science
Graduates are eligible for membership of the Australian Marine Sciences Association.
Hear from our graduates
Curtin graduate Sam Payet has always loved the ocean. Now he gets to make his weekend passion, his scientific career.
Alex Ravine
Environmental health is a field with real employment opportunities within both government and private organisations and it’s a fantastic starting point for a career in public health. The practical skills and knowledge that this course has given me has made the transition from student life to full-time employment easy.
It’s not too late to apply for first semester.
Applications are still open to start studying at Curtin in first semester, 2023.
Whatever your dream career, we’re here to help you find your place at Curtin.
Apply directly to Curtin online – applications close 19 February.
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