Undergraduate
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture (BScAgric)
Study Soil and Water Management
Grow a Sustainable Future — From the Ground Up
Soil and water are the foundation of life and food production. In the Soil and Water Management programme, you will learn how to protect and manage these vital resources to ensure sustainable, resilient agriculture for generations to come.
Admission Requirements
- An average performance level of 60% in the NSC or the IEB’s school-leaving certificate (excluding Life Orientation
- English or Afrikaans (Home Language or First Additional Language) – 4 (50%)
- Mathematics – 5 (60%)
- Physical Sciences (Physics and Chemistry) – 4 (50%)
Why Choose This Programme?
- Discover how soil and water systems support plant growth and food production
- Learn to assess and improve soil health and fertility
- Gain hands-on experience in sustainable irrigation and land management
- Develop practical solutions to challenges like erosion, drought, and soil degradation
What You will Study
You will combine Soil Science with related fields such as Agronomy, Horticultural Science, Plant Pathology, and Grapevine Sciences, along with key subjects in biochemistry, water science, and agricultural economics.
For further information please view the yearbook
Career Opportunities
Graduates are equipped for diverse roles, including:
- Soil scientist or environmental consultant
- Irrigation and water resource specialist
- Agricultural researcher or sustainability advisor
- Land-use planner or conservation manager
Be Part of the Solution
If you care about sustainable agriculture and environmental impact, Soil and Water Management gives you the science, skills, and field experience to make a real difference.
Apply now to build your future in soil science and sustainability.
