Abstract
This subject critically examines the key issues and links between agriculture and sustainable development in a global context, using case studies in Australia and internationally. Upon completion, students can critically appraise historical, existing and emerging agricultural practices from an interdisciplinary perspective.
Syllabus
This subject will cover the following topics:
The history and concepts of global sustainable development including problems and new pathways for development;Sustainable Development Goals and the underlying principles and implications for agricultural practices;Critique historical, current, and emerging agricultural practices against the attainment of the SDG’s; and apply interdisciplinary investigation strategies … For more content click the Read More button below.
Assessment items
1. Reflective Journal
2. Presentation SDGs
3. Feedback on Presentations
4. Report: Implementation of Sustainable Development Goals within Agriculture
Learning outcomes
Upon successful completion of this subject, students should:
1.
be able to explain the terminology, concepts, principles, and theory associated with global sustainable development;
2.
be able to reflect on and discuss the key challenges associated with implementing sustainable development in a global context;
3.
be able to review, consolidate and synthesise knowledge from several case studies to critically understand the effectiveness of various approaches to agriculture;
4.
be able to make sound judgments on the use and application of some current methods of social and science research; and
5.
be able to critique and assess factors influencing the application of various approaches to agriculture.
Enrolment restrictions
Master of Agricultural Science (with specialisations)
Master of Agriculture (with specialisations) Articulated Set
Graduate Certificate in Agriculture
Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Agriculture
Graduate Diploma in Agriculture
Graduate Diploma in Agriculture (Agricultural Business Management)