With these courses, students will get the theory of Biodynamics and will have the opportunity to visit Biodynamic farms.
The Bachelor of Land Management (Ecological Agriculture) builds on the work covered in the Advanced Diploma of Land Management (Ecological Agriculture).
Core (compulsory) units up to Advanced Diploma level consist of:
Introduction to Ecological Agriculture
Introduction to Management
Plant Systems, The Biological Environment
Soil Resource Management
Human Ecology
Managing Yourself and Others
Industry Project A
Applied Ecology.
In the Bachelor program Agricultural Ecology I and Industry Project B are also core.
Further units for each program are then selected from each of the following three groups:
Environment, Biophysics and Ecology:
Geology and Geomorphology
Habitat Management
Environmental Impact Assessment
Environmental Pest Management
Rural Revegetation
Soil Conservation and Land Rehabilitation
Water Resource Management
Fire Planning and Management
Wildlife Management
Business and Management:
Environmental Law
Financial Analysis and Planning
Management Information Systems
Marketing Practice
Business Finance
People, Policy and the Environment
Taxation and Business
Whole Farm Management
Leadership Issues
Managing Sustainable Development
Research Methods and Statistics
Risk Management
Agricultural Production:
Cropping Systems
Land Management Engineering
Livestock Production Systems
Machinery Management,
Grazing Management
Organic Agriculture
Plant Protection
Property Planning and Development
Biodynamic Agriculture
Geographic Information Systems
Permaculture