Study Horticulture and Viticulture abroad

Assistant Winemaker

This job comprises managing the vineyard and winemaking techniques including bottling wine from barrels, fermentation of wine, racking & labeling them, and inventory control. You'll also be responsible for keeping track of grounds care, such as spraying vines for pests, mowing lawns, trimming hedges, and composting or otherwise disposing of garbage. You'd essentially be a winery's errand boy.

Grower Liaison Officer

This one integrates several different responsibilities into a single role. You'll be in charge of monitoring the vineyard's stock portfolio, comparing actual crop yields to anticipated yields, sample collection, quality testing, and grape harvest planning are all part of the process. If you don't want to get your hands dirty and have a knack for numbers, this may be a great option.

Horticulturist

Horticulturists are responsible for boosting plant output, vigor, size, and flavor. They also coordinate certain crop research initiatives. Horticulturists must be well-versed in a wide range of plants, including trees, flowers, vegetables, nuts, shrubs, and fruits.

Plant Pathologist

Plant pathologists study plant materials in the lab and conduct tests to discover the features of diseases that affect plants. This work may allow you to go to areas where plant disease is rampant, where you'll most likely conduct soil composition tests and collect samples. Furthermore, you may be able to create new varieties of disease-resistant plants that will make a significant contribution to society, notably in the field of food production.