BSc (Hons) Agricultural Business Management in Sutton Bonington United Kingdom | University of Nottingham

Merge cutting-edge agricultural science with advancements in business and technology. At Nottingham, we emphasize practical application. You'll discover how to apply agricultural science to address worldwide issues sustainably, including feeding an expanding population. Prepare to become a leader in agribusiness. Present to companies, participate in policy discussions, and experiment with your creative concepts.
Learn from experts in agricultural business
Gain firsthand industry exposure through UK field trips, guest speakers, and the Agronomy Field Course. Integrate knowledge of crop production, animal husbandry, and business strategies to create operational plans for actual farms. The Sutton Bonington Campus houses our working University Farm and Dairy Centre, which supports both research and education while providing hands-on learning opportunities.
Key study areas:
agribusiness ventures and creativity
food and agricultural sales strategies
plant biology and growth processes
livestock wellbeing, diet, and illness prevention
countryside enterprise administration
Program Highlights
Ranked 3rd in the UK for Agriculture and Forestry (Complete University Guide 2025)
4th nationally for Agriculture and Forestry (QS World University Rankings 2024)
Practical farming - Observe operational agricultural systems at our University Farm and during external visits
Internship possibilities with industry leaders like ADAS, Waitrose, and John Deere. Acquire valuable professional experience.
Expert instruction - Study under specialists conducting current agricultural research
Cultivate and commercialize your own crops or oversee our student sheep operation
International study - Option to study abroad at our global partner universities
Career Prospects: Graduates gain comprehensive knowledge of contemporary agricultural business management. Diverse opportunities exist across farming, rural development, and food industries.
Potential career paths:
food distribution and retail sectors
sales and agricultural product trading
business advisory services
financial services and accounting
policy development and consultancy
property and land management
farm operations
countryside enterprise leadership
corporate graduate schemes
research roles in academia or private organizations