First Nations pathways in ag and enviro science

Are you passionate about First Nations Knowledge systems and leadership within agriculture and environmental science? Grow your career and connect with mob at the university where you belong.

Horse Riding, Cattle, Agriculture and Connecting to Country

Ag and enviro science offers a chance to deepen your cultural knowledge and enduring connection to Country. It's also an opportunity to hold a leadership role within agriculture and environmental science to create more inclusive, sustainable approaches that reflect the deep connections First Nations peoples have with Country.

Travel to Country as Latrell connects with First Nations-owned farmers, local communities and inspiring stories, exploring culture, agriculture and pathways for the next generation.

Study ag and enviro science

Connecting to Country can mean many things. For some, it could be a career in environmental science or agriculture. These career options can allow you to contribute to strong and sustainable futures for people, Country and industry.
Whether you're growing the crops of the future or protecting our natural ecosystems. Working with livestock and animal wellbeing or supporting the future of meat and dairy industries. Monitoring endangered wetland species or helping researchers conserve our natural and cultural heritage. You'll be part of a growing First Nations voice and contribution in these important sectors.

Whatever path you choose, you're in good hands. We're Australia’s most experienced provider of agricultural and wine science education – we've been doing it for 120 years. Plus, we're the number one uni in Australia for agriculture and environmental science postgrads who get jobs – 90 per cent get full-time jobs within four months of graduating*.

You’ll also have opportunities to connect with other First Nations students, staff, alumni and communities through culturally safe support and shared experiences.

*Good Universities Guide 2025/26

Get credit for previous study

Get recognition for the skills, knowledge, and experiences you’ve acquired through work, life, training, or self-directed study. Credit could reduce the duration and the total cost of the course you choose to study.

Chat to us about credit or learn about your entry options.

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Access study and financial support

If you're a First Nations student, we offer a range of services to help you succeed.

Dedicated scholarships and grants

Whilst our services refer to First Nations students, we respectfully acknowledge that students identify in a range of ways, such as with one or more Nations or language group names, as Indigenous, as Aboriginal and/or as Torres Strait Islander. If you have any questions, feedback or suggestions, please contact us at firstnations@csu.edu.au.