Thursday, February 13, 2025

New look, proud legacy, bold future. Check out our refreshed new look.


For 75 years, Nuffield Australia has been at the forefront of Australian agriculture, empowering scholars with global experiences and insights. Today, we’re excited to share the next step in our journey – an evolution of our brand.

We’re proud of our history, scholars and alumni network, and excited for where we’re headed next.

Our refreshed look reflects both our rich heritage and our bold vision for the future. The green and gold represent the unique context of Australian agriculture, while staying true to the original identity bestowed upon us by Lord Nuffield.

This isn’t just a visual update. It’s a commitment to the next generation of scholars, farmers, and leaders who will continue shaping Australian agriculture.

Thank you for being part of our journey. Here’s to the next 75 years.

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