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Ferguson College of Agriculture

Panoramic view of Sydney Harbour featuring the Sydney skyline across the water. The Sydney Opera House sits near the center of the image, with the Sydney Harbour Bridge visible on the right. Modern high-rise buildings line the waterfront, while a tree-covered foreground and calm harbor waters frame the scene beneath a partly cloudy blue sky.

Course Learning Outcomes

Gain new perspectives and learn about the history of New Zealand and Australia, the agriculture industry in both countries, and how each country incorporates sustainability practices.

Course Highlights

  • Visit multiple iconic cities in both New Zealand (14 nights) and Australia (4 nights).
  • Learn about the differences and similarities of the agricultural industries in both countries compared to the United States.
  • Tour large and small agricultural operations, including beef cattle, dairy cattle, red deer, sheep, goats, llamas/alpacas, wine and fruit.
  • Explore nature reserves, mountains, beaches and historical landmarks.
  • Study how agriculture is impacted by local culture and climates.

Costs

Cost ComponentsPrice
Ferguson College of Agriculture Study Abroad Course Tuition*$897
Program Fee (includes lodging, most meals, in-country transportation (including two domestic flights), tour admission fees, program sweatshirt, OSU Health and Safety Insurance Fee)$5,325
Estimated Airfare$2,400
OSU Study Abroad Fee$250
Estimated Out-of-Pocket Meals$600
Total Estimated Cost**$9,472
*Same rate for in-state and out-of-state students.
**The Total Estimated Cost does not include personal expenses or costs associated with obtaining a passport, visa, or required vaccinations, as applicable.

Course Enrollment Options

  • AECL 4800 International Study Tour in Agricultural Education, Communications and Leadership: New Zealand and Australia (G) (3 credit hours with G designation*)
  • AECL 5800 International Study Tour in Agricultural Education, Communications and Leadership: New Zealand and Australia (3 credit hours, graduate level)

*Undergraduate students at Oklahoma State University are required to take at least one class that carries a G designation for graduation purposes.