The Faculty of AgriSciences at Stellenbosch University (SU) is held in high esteem at national and international levels for the quality of its training and research and also as consultant in the agricultural and forestry industry. Students enrolled in the faculty’s undergraduate- and postgraduate programmes are expertly trained to become leaders and managers in the various sectors of the industry.
Throughout SA and abroad, alumni of the faculty can be found in top positions.
When SU was officially established in 1918, Agriculture was one of the first four faculties and right from the outset it made an indelible contribution to agricultural education and research in South Africa. In 2006 the Faculties of Agriculture and Forestry merged to become the Faculty of AgriSciences as it is today.
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The Faculty of AgriSciences is pleased to showcase key updates and significant developments from across our various departments.
Media release
Career Day inspires future lawyers to carry Mandela’s legacy forward
Three decades after South Africa adopted one of the world’s most progressive constitutions, more than 150 aspiring lawyers gathered at Stellenbosch University...
Events
Taking sustainable energy research from the lab to the market
South African researchers should measure success not only by publications and patents, but by the tangible technologies, businesses and jobs their work creates...
Opinion and features
Mandela Day: Madiba’s life a reminder that liberation, journey to freedom continue
Nelson Mandela’s life reminds us that liberation is never a completed matter but an ongoing responsibility, and that the road to freedom is never truly finished...
Opinion and features
How emergency procurement fuels corruption – and how to prevent it
Bribery, the embezzlement of public funds, conflicts of interest, the unethical exchange of confidential information, and the steering of contracts and...
Media release
New internship programme at SU clinics opens doors for aspiring medical receptionists
For many young South Africans, earning a qualification is only the beginning of a difficult journey. The next hurdle is finding the work experience employers...
Institutional news
Celebrating a partnership that invests in Africa's future
As the Gerda Henkel Foundation celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, Stellenbosch University (SU) reflects on the impact of its own decade-long partnership...




