History of Courses
1926
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Muresk Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture, Government of WA
1926 Animal Husbandry
1942-1945 CLOSED due to WWll
1962 introduction of a 2 yr Diploma of Agriculture
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1969
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Muresk Agricultural College
W.A. Institute of Technology
Focus on Farm Management
Diploma of Agriculture moves towards becoming a tertiary level course
1970 Tertiary level Associate Diploma in Farm Management, with one year farm practice to be completed prior to enrolment in two years of formal study
1971 Women admitted to study at Muresk Agricultural College
1977 Equine Stud Management stream added to the Associate Diploma course
1977 Australia’s first agribusiness degree introduced by Muresk; a tertiary level Bachelor of Business (Agriculture) introduced
1981 Bachelor of Arts (Rural Journalism)
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1985
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Muresk Institute of Agriculture
W.A. Institute of Technology
1986 Bachelor of Business (Horticulture) introduced by Muresk and taught from WAIT’s Bentley campus
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1987
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Muresk Institute of Agriculture,
a branch of Curtin University of Technology
Post graduate offering of a Graduate Diploma in Landcare and a Graduate Diploma in Agribusiness
1994 Introduction of Muresk’s four year Bachelor of Agriculture and Bachelor of Horticulture (taught at Bentley campus)
1995 First postgraduate research students at Master’s and PhD level
1997 Two year Associate Diploma in Viticulture introduced, taught at Bentley campus
1997 Bachelor of Science (Aquaculture & Seafood Science), taught from Bentley campus
1999 Bachelor of Science (Viticulture & Oenology), taught at Bentley campus
2001 A change in name and focus of Muresk’s undergraduate courses:
two year Associate Degree in Agribusiness;
three-year Bachelor of Agribusiness with majors in aquaculture, aquatic resources, farm management, horticultural management and agribusiness marketing; and the option of a fourth-year honours program or professional graduate year, and, development of Muresk’s first double degree in partnership with Curtin’s School of Public Health – a four-year Bachelor of Agribusiness [Marketing], Bachelor of Science [Food Technology]
Research students – 23 PhD and Masters by research students
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2003
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Muresk Institute
Division of Resources and Environment
Curtin University
Postgraduate:
PhD
Master of Rural Technology [by research]
Master of Rural Management [by research]
Graduate Diploma in Agribusiness
Graduate Diploma in Landcare
Graduate Diploma in Wine Business Management
Graduate Certificate in Agribusiness
Graduate Certificate in Landcare
Graduate Certificate in Wine Business Management
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Agribusiness [Marketing]
Bachelor of Agribusiness [Aquaculture]
Bachelor of Agribusiness [Horticultural Management]
Bachelor of Agribusiness [Farm Management]
Bachelor of Science [Resource Management of Fisheries]
[All the above incorporate an Honours program in fourth year of the degree].
Bachelor of Science [Aquaculture and Seafood Science]
[Stand alone fourth year Honours program]
Bachelor of Science [Viticulture and Oenology]
Associate Degree in Agriculture
Associate Degree in Viticulture
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2012
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Muresk Institute
Department of Workforce Training & Development
Established as a multi-tenanted, multi-functional facility for training, higher education, research, professional development and learning extension.
Includes tertiary level agri courses offered through Charles Sturt University in partnership with Central Regional TAFE, and University of Queensland, Gatton College