Bachelor of Science in Agriculture

Designed for those passionate about farming, sustainability, and food production. It covers essential topics such as crop science, animal husbandry, and agricultural economics, providing students with the knowledge needed to excel in the agricultural industry. Graduates can pursue careers in agribusiness, research institutions, and environmental organizations, helping to improve farming techniques, enhance food security, and promote sustainable agricultural practices.

Many Students choose Agriculture because:

1. Hands-on learning with modern tech (drones, hydroponics, genetic engineering).
2. Global relevance (food security, sustainability, climate adaptation).
3. Broad career options (agribusiness, research, policymaking).

Some students do not choose Agriculture because:

1. Physically demanding (fieldwork, long hours outdoors).
2. Lower starting salaries in traditional farming roles.

Lifestyle During Study:

1. Mix of labs, fieldwork, and farm visits.
2. Collaborative projects on sustainable agriculture.

After Graduation:

1. Careers in agribusiness, research, NGOs, or governmental agencies.
2. Jobs may require relocation to rural or semi-urban areas.

What is Hard: 

Genetics, biochemistry, and adapting to climate challenges.

What is Easy: 

 Applied agricultural techniques if you enjoy hands-on work.

Statistics:

The average salary for an Agriculture Manager In KSA is SAR 53,199. source

Fun Fact:

“Farmers turn sunlight into food - talk about natural magic!”

This Field is for you if you like:

1. Biology and environmental sciences
2. Working outdoors and with plants or animals
3. Sustainable farming and food production
4. Soil science and crop management
5. Agricultural technology and innovation
6. Problem-solving in food security
7. Business and agricultural economics
8. Scientific research and experimentation
9. Conservation and land management
10. Hands-on learning in farming practices

Career Opportunities:

1. Agricultural Consultant
2. Agronomist
3. Farm Manager
4. Food Scientist
5. Soil and Plant Scientist
6. Environmental Specialist
7. Horticulturist
8. Agricultural Engineer
9. Research Scientist
10. Agricultural Policy Analyst

Relevant Certifications to consider:

1. Certified Crop Advisor (CCA)
2. Professional Agronomist (CPAg)
3. Food Safety Certification (HACCP)
4. Sustainable Agriculture Certification