Master of Agricultural Engineering

Upon completion of the Master of Agricultural Engineering program, graduates can pursue various career paths in the agricultural industry. They may work as agricultural engineers, farm managers, irrigation specialists, food processing engineers, or agricultural consultants. They may find employment in agricultural companies, government agricultural departments, research institutions, or agribusiness firms.

For those interested in further academic pursuits or research careers, the Master’s degree can serve as a stepping stone to pursue a Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering or related fields, especially if they are interested in conducting advanced research and making significant contributions to the field.

1.Agricultural Research Scientist
2.Agricultural Project Manager
3.Agricultural Consultant
4.Sustainable Agriculture Specialist
5.Food Safety Engineer
6.Precision Agriculture Specialist
7.Agricultural Water Resources Engineer
8.Environmental Compliance Manager
9.Agricultural Automation and Robotics Engineer
10.Soil and Water Conservation Specialist
11.Post-Harvest Technology Engineer
12.Rural Development Specialist
13.Agricultural Biotechnology Researcher
14.Sustainable Energy Engineer (Agricultural Applications)
15.Agricultural Waste Management Engineer
16.Horticultural Engineer
17.Livestock Production Specialist
18.Agricultural Economics Analyst
19.Agricultural Policy Analyst
20.Agricultural Education and Extension Specialist

Completion of an Australian university three or four year Bachelor degree in the area of engineering in the relevant cognate specialisation (major), or equivalent. OR

Completion of an appropriate four year Bachelor degree in the area of engineering in a non-cognate specialisation (major field), or equivalent.