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Bachelor of Viticulture and Oenology

  • 3 years
  • Full and part time
  • On campus

This programme establishes a broad base in basic sciences topped by winegrowing-specific study and additional coursework in related areas. It emphasises the integration of grape-growing and wine-making and its importance in the production of a quality product.

The importance of such aspects of production as site selection, planting material, vine management, harvest parameters, grape handling, fermentation control, and wine finishing are backed by knowledge of vine physiology and fermentation chemistry. Knowledge of the influence of terroir and wine style on the finished product is also part of the programme, and supporting information on food science, management, plant science or marketing can be incorporated. Advanced study in this area includes exposure to the most recent research findings from Lincoln University's laboratories, as well as from around the world.

 

 

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You can specialise in:

Majors

  • Economics
  • Plant Science (Biochemistry)
  • Plant Science (Production)

Minors

  • Biochemistry
  • Economics
  • Econometrics
  • Environmental Biogeosciences
  • Environmental Management
  • Event Management
  • Finance
  • Financial Accounting
  • Marketing
  • Operations Management
  • Parks and Outdoor Recreation
  • Plant Science (Biochemistry)
  • Plant Science (Ecology)
  • Plant Science (Production)
  • Soil Science
  • Sustainable Business
  • Tourism Management
  • Transport
  • Valuation and Property Studies
  • Water Science and Technology

Please speak to your Course Advisor should you be interested in fitting majors and minors into your degree.

You can combine majors and minors and do double majors

Example schedules from real students

 

Year 1

1st Semester

BIOS 111 - Invertebrate and Microbial Biology

PHSC 101 - Chemistry IA

SOSC 106 - Soil Science I

ERST 101 - Perspectives on the Environment

2nd Semester

PLSC 104 - Plant Science I

WINE 101 - Introduction to the Wine Industry

BICH 104 - Biochemistry I

PHSC 102 - Chemistry IB

Year 2

1st Semester

WINE 201 (Previously HORT 212) - Viticulture I

MGMT 214 - Horticultural Systems

WINE 202 (Previously PHSC 208) - Principles of Wine Science

QMET 201 - Biometrics

2nd Semester

WINE 302 (Previously PHSC 317) - Wine Quality Assessment

PHSC 103 - Environmental Physics

PHSC 104 - Global Environmental Issues

ANSC 105 - Animal Science

Year 3

1st Semester

PHSC 209 - Environmental Biogeoscience

PLSC 204 - Plant Production Systems

PLPT 323 - Grape Pest and Disease Management

ENGN 361 - Wine Equipment and Structure

2nd Semester

WINE 301 (Previously HORT 327) - Viticulture II

PHSC 207 - Methods of Bioanalysis

WINE 304 (previously BICH 335) - Wine Chemistry and Technology

WINE 303 (Previously HORT 328) - Science of Grapes and Wine

  • Fixed course
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  • Swap course from any degree

Year 1

1st Semester

BIOS 111 - Invertebrate and Microbial Biology

PHSC 101 - Chemistry IA

SOSC 106 - Soil Science I

ECON 110 - Introduction to Applied Economics

2nd Semester

PLSC 104 - Plant Science I

WINE 101 - Introduction to the Wine Industry

BICH 104 - Biochemistry I

PHSC 102 - Chemistry IB

Year 2

1st Semester

WINE 201 (Previously HORT 212) - Viticulture I

MGMT 214 - Horticultural Systems

WINE 202 (Previously PHSC 208) - Principles of Wine Science

QMET 201 - Biometrics

2nd Semester

WINE 302 (Previously PHSC 317) - Wine Quality Assessment

BICH 203 - Food Processing for Consumers

BICH 207 - Biochemistry II

BIOS 210 - Food Products' Quality

Year 3

1st Semester

MICR 203 - Microbes and Food

ENGN 361 - Winery Equipment and Structure

PHSC 201 - Organic Chemistry

MICR 326 - Food Microbiology

 

2nd Semester

WINE 301 (Previously HORT 327) - Viticultue II

WINE 304 (previously BICH 335) - Wine Chemisty and Technology

MGMT 325 - Vineyard and Winery Management

BICH 329 - Advanced Food Processing

  • Fixed course
  • Swap for course from same degree
  • Swap course from any degree

 

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