A graduate certificate or diploma in viticulture will provide students with the practical and theoretical aspects of grape production. The course will also provide scientific knowledge and a strong understanding of the principles of viticulture and winemaking. The effects of climate, soil, grape cultivars, rootstocks, pests and diseases are some of the topics that are covered in this program. This program typically takes around six months to one year to complete.
Completing a graduate certificate or diploma in viticulture will increase your prospects for many jobs. The specialised skill sets that you learn enhances your qualifications to work in viticulture and related industries.
You can apply for scholarships and bursaries to fund your postgraduate studies. You can also check out our scholarship search tool to see what opportunities you might be eligible for.
If you plan to study full-time, you could be eligible for Youth Allowance or Austudy. Read our article about this here.
Most institutions will require you to have a bachelor’s degree or equivalent. Academic excellence and work experience will generally be considered favourably in the selection process.