Agricultural and Wine Sciences

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An exciting part of the Agricultural and Wine Sciences degree involves on the job training through Workplace Learning.

To assist with the WPL journey, the following tabs contain important information and guides to ensure students are aware of WPL requirements.

The following indicates compulsory Workplace Learning (WPL) components:

Associate Degree in Farm Production (4220AG)

  • AGS120 - Managing Contemporary Farm Systems (30 hours)
  • PSC221 - Fundamentals of Plant Protection (37 hours)

Bachelor of Agriculture (4420AG)

  • AGS120 - Managing Contemporary Farm Systems (30 hours)
  • AGS300 - Livestock Management (30 hours)
  • PSC221 - Fundamentals of Plant Protection (37 hours)

Bachelor of Agricultural Science (4410AS)

  • AGS120 - Managing Contemporary Farm Systems (30 hours)
  • AGS300 - Livestock Management (30 hours)
  • PSC221 - Fundamentals of Plant Protection (37 hours)
  • AGS407 - Agricultural Industry Internship (225 hours)

Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management (5428AB)

  • AGS300 - Livestock Management (30 hours)
  • AHT274 - Industry Practice (140 hours)

Bachelor of Horticulture (4408HO)

  • PSC221 Fundamentals of Plant Protection (37 hours)

Bachelor of Viticulture (5412VT)

  • AHT274 - Industry Practice (140 hours)
  • PSC221 - Fundamentals of Plant Protection (37 hours)
  • VIT407 - Integrated Vineyard Management (7 hours)
  • WSC202 - Wine Production 1 (100 hours and a 4 day Intensive school)

Bachelor of Wine Science (4410WS)

  • AHT274 - Industry Practice (140 hours)
  • WSC202 - Wine Production 1 (100 hours and a 4 day Intensive school)
  • WSC303 - Wine Production 2 (100 hours)

Bachelor of Wine Business (4415WB)

  • AHT274 - Industry Practice (140 hours)
  • WSC202 - Wine Production 1 (100 hours and a 4 day Intensive school)

Diploma of Agricultural Studies (4123AG)

  • AGS120 - Managing Contemporary Farm Systems (30 hours)

Undergraduate Certificate in Agricultural Studies (4420AS)

  • AGS120 - Managing Contemporary Farm Systems (30 hours)

It is compulsory as a Charles Sturt University student to obtain and maintain specific requirements throughout their degree

Charles Sturt University WPL requirements

Due before the commencement of the course

  • Q Fever Vaccination (Agricultural Students Only)

Information can be found on the Faculty of Science and Health Interact 2 site Charles Sturt students and staff are required to self enrol to obtain access by following the following guide:

How to enrol in the Interact2 site

Once Charles Sturt University WPL requirements obtained, instructions on how to upload to InPlace can be found on the above Faculty of Science and Health Interact2 site.

To support the Workplace Learning journey the following services will provide you with important information:

To assist with the Workplace Learning (WPL) journey, the following resources provide important information:

Need help or assistance?

Please contact the Faculty of Science and Health Workplace Learning Team.

Phone: +61 26933 3010
Email: FOSH-WPL@csu.edu.au