Bridge the gap between emerging technologies and ag production and management.

Lakeland's Bachelor of Agriculture Technology prepares you to take on the challenges of this rapidly evolving sector.
Integrating computer technologies and the Internet of Things has transformed agriculture. At Lakeland, you'll be immersed in those kinds of hands-on, real world experiences--experiences that bring together ag tech with production and business management. You'll use the latest in:
• ag equipment and its tech
• software
• hardware
• digital devices

You'll learn:
• on our Student-Managed Farm–powered by New Holland
• in your lab, the new ag tech centre
• from your industry practicum

Graduate with expertise and technical skills including:
• precision data systems
• machinery learning
• artificial intelligence
• robotics
• bioengineering

As this is a new and growing field, jobs and career paths are evolving.

You'll have the opportunity to grow with this sector.
You might work for an equipment dealer, agricultural input companies, research organizations or agricultural technology companies.
Jobs could include sales, production, development and management. Examples are:

• precision sales ag advisor
• precision farm equipment manager
• integrated solutions consultant
• precision agriculture specialist
• ag optimization and technology specialist
• precision agronomist
• business development manager
• precision technology specialist
• software developer/integrator
• research coordinator
• knowledge and innovation manager
• field research agronomist
• technology development rep
• business agronomist
• sales rep
• GIS analyst
• client success specialist