Practical learning enhances degree

By Lindsay McNeill
Updated September 11 2018 - 5:59pm, first published September 3 2018 - 1:48pm
CSU students and staff actively engaged during the crop establishment workshop at Muresk: Brad Joyce (ConsultAg), Amelia Barton (Como), Jacob Bodo (Gosnells), Judith Storer (Meckering), Sienna Bergersen (Albany), Thomas Steber (Doodlakine), Cameron Snook (Meckering) and Owen Metcalfe (Geraldton).
CSU students and staff actively engaged during the crop establishment workshop at Muresk: Brad Joyce (ConsultAg), Amelia Barton (Como), Jacob Bodo (Gosnells), Judith Storer (Meckering), Sienna Bergersen (Albany), Thomas Steber (Doodlakine), Cameron Snook (Meckering) and Owen Metcalfe (Geraldton).

Students studying for the agribusiness degree at Muresk have had their learning enriched by a number of practical, hands on activities since they returned from the mid year break.

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