Bachelor of Science Honours Degree in Soil Science and Land Management
- Entry level
- A-Level results
- Field of study
- Agriculture & Natural Resources
- Duration
- 4 years conventional / 3 years block release (for candidates already working in the area)
- Institution
- Great Zimbabwe University
Entry requirements
Undergraduate degrees: what you need to apply
A-Level results · 2 A-Level passes
Also considered: Diploma
A degree is entered after A-Level, so O-Level results alone are not enough.
5 O Levels incl. English, Maths, a Science (C+) | 2 A Levels from Agriculture, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Geography, Maths
As the institution publishes it
O-Level: 5 passes incl. English Language, Mathematics, any Science subject (C or better) A-Level: 2. Subjects: Any 2 of: Agriculture, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Geography, Mathematics Alternative route: 5 O Level passes (as Normal Entry) plus a relevant Diploma: Diploma in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry or other relevant Diploma from a recognised college or university
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About this programme
Studies soil as a living resource and how to manage land sustainably for farming, conservation and development.
What you will study
Soil science and fertility, land evaluation, soil and water conservation, land-use planning, GIS basics, farm management and a research project.
Further study and pathways
Master's in soil science, land management or environmental science.
Options on offer
None listed
Source: Great Zimbabwe University: GZU_Programme_Catalogue.xlsx, sheet "Programmes"
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