Agriculture Discovery (AGRI10053)

Undergraduate level 1Points: 0On Campus (Dookie)

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Agriculture Discovery is your introduction to the discipline of Agriculture and the degree at Melbourne. A week long intensive program of seminars and activities will provide you with a solid foundation to build academic skills and prepare you to succeed in your degree. You will also conduct a small project in an area of Agriculture of your choosing. 

This subject also integrates with the University’s Joining Melbourne Modules and supports the Discovery goals for commencing students by introducing:

  • emerging concepts and research in Agriculture;
  • ways to connect with the University community including peers, teachers and student groups;
  • awareness of academic expectations; and
  • knowledge about wellbeing support offered at the University of Melbourne.

Intended learning outcomes

On completion of this subject, students should be able to:

  • Demonstrate an understanding of the Joining Melbourne Modules, and the learning outcomes of these, in relation to Agricultural subject matter and learning activities.
  • Apply analytical skills to the identification and discussion of current global and local issues in Agriculture
  • Demonstrate effective communication using a range of strategies
  • Demonstrate foundational skills in investigation including self reflection and directed research

Generic skills

At the completion of this subject, students should have gained skills in: 

  • Presenting ideas in verbal, written and visual modes;
  • Participating in discussion and group activities;
  • Being sensitive to the participation of others;
  • Reflecting on learning;
  • Forming a strong connection to the discipline of Agriculture.

Last updated: 4 March 2025