Agriculture and Conservation
Study Agriculture and Conservation at Melbourne Polytechnic and learn about conservation, winemaking, farming, climate change, and agronomy.
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Future-proof your career in conservation
If you’re interested in climate change, farming, sustainability, and winemaking, look no further than Agriculture and Conservation.
Melbourne Polytechnic’s Agriculture and Conservation qualifications offer a broad range of specialisations including Conservation, Agronomy, Aquaculture, and Viticulture and Winemaking.
Graduates of Melbourne Polytechnic’s Agriculture and Conservation qualifications may find work as small or industrial scale farmers, agricultural advisors, farm managers, rural business managers, winemakers, viticulturalists, agronomists, turf specialists, aquaculturalists, soil scientists, sustainable land management specialists, or any number of career paths.
Be part of one of Australia’s primary industries as it moves into the future and study Agriculture and Conservation at Melbourne Polytechnic.
Agriculture and Conservation at Melbourne Polytechnic
Conservation students working to protect land and sea
Melbourne Polytechnic Conservation and Land Management students are making a real difference with their valuable work on conservation projects around the state of Victoria.
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Nathan Andrews wins Graduate of the Year at Sports Turf Awards.
Sports Turf Management student Nathan Andrews has taken out the prestigious Graduate of the Year award at the annual national awards given by the Sports Turf Association.
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Kick-Start Your Sports Turf Career: The 7 Most In-Demand Jobs in the Industry
To kickstart your career in the specialised industry of Sports Turf Management, Melbourne Polytechnic’s VET and Higher Education courses will provide you with the skills needed to not only maintain a healthy sports field but also cultivate a flourishing career.
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Keseenee excels in Bachelor of Hospitality Management
Outstanding Student of the Year Keseenee Soobramaney started out her career as a primary school teacher in Mauritius and jumped into hospitality when she came to Australia in 2017. Drawn to the trade as her Indian Ocean island home relies heavily on tourism and hospitality, she now has a Bachelor of Hospitality Management.
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