University of Adelaide
Pathways with the University of Adelaide
The University of Adelaide (CRICOS Provider Number 00123M) offers a pathway from Ironwood Institute’s Graduate Diploma of Agribusiness into the Master of Global Food and Agricultural Business. The total period of the enrolment for this arrangement is over 2 years of full-time study, taken in the following 1+1 sequence: Year 1 at Ironwood Institute, enrolled in the Graduate Diploma of Agribusiness THEN Year 2 at the University of Adelaide enrolled in the Master of Economics and Resource Policy or Master of Global Food and Nutrition Science.
| Institute | Course | CRICOS Code | Duration to complete | Subjects to complete |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | AMP80215 Graduate Diploma of Agribusiness | 090828K | 12 months | 8 |
| University | Course | CRICOS Code | Duration to complete* | Subjects to complete |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Master of Economics and Resource Policy | 113828E | 12 months | 8 |
| Master of Global Food and Nutrition Science | 109094F | 12 months | 8 |
* While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy and currency of the information, students are advised to seek confirmation with the University of Adelaide before making any decisions.
Navtej Bal, CEO of Ironwood Institute, and Professor Jessica Gallagher, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, at the articulation agreement signing ceremony.
About the Master of Economics and Resource Policy
About the Master of
Global Food and Nutrition Science
Graduates of the Master of Economics and Resource Policy graduates pursue a wide range of exciting careers and research trajectories. As an economic analyst, you might evaluate corporate strategies. As a policy analyst within government, you could spearhead the overhaul of regulatory frameworks. Opportunities also extend to stock markets, the expansive arena of food, agriculture and resource industries, and the dynamic domain of banking, financial services, and consulting. Your analytic and modelling skills might even be channelled towards devising strategies for resource allocation in aid agencies.
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Graduates of the Master of Global Food and Nutrition Science pursue diverse and impactful careers at the forefront of global food innovation. As a product development scientist, you might pioneer sustainable food alternatives. Within regulatory bodies or industry, you could help reshape food safety policies and reformulation standards. Opportunities extend across nutrition research, global food supply chains, agri-food startups, government health departments, and consumer health advocacy groups.
You may work on designing infant-first foods, tackling antimicrobial resistance, improving packaging sustainability, or advancing metabolic nutrition. With advanced scientific, regulatory, and sensory training, you’ll be well equipped to lead change in food systems that are equitable, nutritious, and sustainable.
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About the University of Adelaide
The University of Adelaide is based in Adelaide only a walking distance from Ironwood Institute belongs to Group of Eight and is among the world’s top 1% of universities and has a glorious academic record of 140 years with five Nobel Laureates and over 100 Rhodes Scholars. For more information visit University of Adelaide.
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