Single room with shared facilities
Campus halls with shared kitchen and bathroom facilities; bills typically included.
£128–£155/week
", "sku": "", "offers": { "@type": "Offer", "price": 0.00, "priceCurrency": "RM" } }
Bachelor of Agricultural (Honours) at University of Reading is a 3-year BSc agriculture degree at the Whiteknights campus. Focus on the applied science underpinning agricultural production through the School of Agriculture, Policy and Development, with strong links to crop, livestock, research, and sustainability employers across the UK.
Study Agriculture and Forestry ranked #19 worldwide and #1 in the UK. The University of Reading is also ranked 5th in the UK for Agriculture and Forestry in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide.
Year one builds production systems, research skills, agriculture in practice, animal anatomy and nutrition, crop physiology, and global sustainability; year two deepens agronomy, data skills, farm business management, and livestock production with specialist optional modules; year three centres on agricultural technology, an independent research project, cereal management and marketing, and advanced livestock production.
Indicative total fees are £95,400 tuition with £0 application fee. Live GBP to MYR conversion appears in the fee estimate below.
Entry requirements typically include A Levels BBB with a minimum of one science, STPM AAB-BBB, UEC AAABB-BBBBB, IB 30 points overall including an acceptable science subject at higher level, and Other Qualifications on request. IELTS 6.5 overall with no component below 5.5, TOEFL 88 with no less than 17 in Listening and Writing, 18 in Reading and 20 in Speaking, PTE 69 overall with minimum 59 in each component (or 69 overall with a minimum of 64 in each component), or Cambridge English Advanced (CAE) grade B / 176 with no element less than 162 is required.
Career outcomes include agricultural consultant, farm manager, agronomist, crop scientist, livestock manager, agricultural research assistant, precision agriculture specialist, agribusiness analyst, sustainability consultant, and agricultural policy officer roles.
Study at the Whiteknights campus with September intake. Plan to apply at least three months before your chosen start date.
E-Square provides free counselling for University of Reading applications, including English tests, offer timelines, and visa planning.
University of Reading ranks #19 worldwide and is the highest-placed UK university for Agriculture and Forestry in QS World University Rankings by Subject, reflecting world-leading teaching in agricultural science on the Whiteknights campus.
Ranked 5th in the UK for Agriculture and Forestry in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide — combining academic strength with applied agricultural science education.
You will primarily focus on the applied science underpinning agricultural production, linking biology, technology, and practice across crop and animal systems.
Learn how to use biology and technology to meet crop and animal production targets, and achieve environmental, animal welfare and business objectives.
Study at the Whiteknights campus — home to the School of Agriculture, Policy and Development and strong links to crop, livestock, research, and sustainability employers across Reading and the wider UK.
Minimum scores are shown on each card. Tap the grey on each card for score details.
Scholarship options for this degree programme depend on your intake and academic profile. Contact us and we’ll check eligibility with University of Reading.
Core fees are shown in British pounds (GBP). Ringgit (MYR) equivalents use a live GBP/MYR rate. Figures are illustrative only. University of Reading typically reviews tuition each year; expect an estimated 5–10% annual increase — always use the latest official tuition on your offer or fee schedule.
Indicative totals above are not a quote. Tuition and related fees follow University of Reading’s current published schedule for your intake year. For scholarships, contact us. MYR equivalents use the live rate shown above.
The Bachelor of Agricultural (Honours) is completed over 3 years of full-time study at the Whiteknights campus, with September intake. Expand each year for modules and programme detail.
Year one builds agricultural science foundations at the School of Agriculture, Policy and Development on the Whiteknights campus. You study Agricultural Production Systems, Agricultural Research Skills, Agriculture in Practice 1, Animal Anatomy, Physiology and Nutrition 1, Crop Physiology, Nutrition and Protection, and Global Sustainability: Challenges and Prospects. Practical and scientific study develops observation, analysis, and professional habits for agronomy, livestock, and farm management in year two.
| Module title | Credits |
|---|---|
| Agricultural Production Systems (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Agricultural Research Skills (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Agriculture in Practice 1 (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Animal Anatomy, Physiology and Nutrition 1 (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Crop Physiology, Nutrition and Protection (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Global Sustainability: Challenges and Prospects (Compulsory) | 20 |
Year two deepens Agriculture in Practice 2, Crop Agronomy, Data Skills, Farm Business Management, and Livestock Production, Nutrition and Welfare at the Whiteknights campus. You also choose optional modules from lists such as Animal Anatomy, Physiology and Nutrition 2, Principles of Horticulture and Crop Production, Veterinary Health and Disease, or Farmland and Woodland ecology. These modules strengthen production and management expertise for agricultural technology, research, and specialist options in year three.
| Module title | Credits |
|---|---|
| Agriculture in Practice 2 (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Crop Agronomy (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Data Skills (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Farm Business Management (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Livestock Production, Nutrition and Welfare (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Animal Anatomy, Physiology and Nutrition 2 (Optional) | 20 |
| Principles of Horticulture and Crop Production (Optional) | 20 |
| Veterinary Health and Disease (Optional) | 20 |
| Farmland and Woodland: Ecology and Management of Semi-Natural Habitats (Optional) | 20 |
Year three centres on Agricultural Technology: Application, Adoption and Ethics, an Independent Research Project, Cereal Management and Marketing, and Advanced Livestock Production and Product Quality at the University of Reading. You also select optional modules from lists such as Advances in Bioveterinary Science, Agricultural Systems in the Tropics, Business Management and Entrepreneurship, Climate Smart Agriculture, Equine Science and Management, Horticultural Crop Technology, or Principles of Integrated Pest Management. Graduates are prepared for agricultural consultant, farm manager, agronomist, crop scientist, livestock manager, research assistant, precision agriculture specialist, agribusiness analyst, sustainability consultant, and agricultural policy officer pathways.
| Module title | Credits |
|---|---|
| Agricultural Technology: Application, Adoption and Ethics (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Independent Research Project (Compulsory) | 40 |
| Cereal Management and Marketing (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Advanced Livestock Production and Product Quality (Compulsory) | 20 |
| Advances in Bioveterinary Science (Optional) | 20 |
| Agricultural Systems in the Tropics (Optional) | 20 |
| Business Management and Entrepreneurship (Optional) | 20 |
| Climate Smart Agriculture (Optional) | 20 |
| Equine Science and Management (Optional) | 20 |
| Horticultural Crop Technology (Optional) | 20 |
| Principles of Integrated Pest Management (Optional) | 20 |
University of Reading offers September intake for this degree at the University of Reading campus. Plan to apply at least 3 months before your classes start.
Exact dates vary by intake year; apply early to secure your place, arrange your visa, and organise accommodation. Confirm with University of Reading or our advisors.
Start your UK student visa once you have your offer. We guide timeline and documents.
Official source: Intake dates are set by University of Reading and may change.
Live rate (same as Fee estimate): 1 GBP = — MYR
Planning Bachelor of Agricultural (Honours) at University of Reading is easier with a clear timeline and checklist. Our consultants help you align documents with your chosen intake and university deadlines.
Once your budget pathway and entry route are clear, we guide you through each submission step — from academic proofs to study-grant checks.
Get started nowNote: Student advisory through E-Square is free. Contact us early — ideally three months ahead of the deadline — so your timeline stays relaxed.
Quick WhatsApp chat · No payment · No obligation
Tell us your academic background and goals — we’ll help you check fit for Bachelor of Agricultural (Honours) - University of Reading, timeline, English pathway, and scholarship options.
Shown when you scroll to the bottom · Typical reply within office hours · Close anytime