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Melbourne University offers Forestry papers as single subjects

11 January 2010, 1:12pm

With the commencement of each New Year, comes new opportunities. What better time to consider professional development and furthering your career.

Subjects offered within The University of Melbourne’s Master of Forest Ecosystem Science (MFES) may be taken as single subjects through the University’s Community Access Program (CAP). Subjects are offered as two week intensive teaching blocks and are primarily taught at our Creswick Campus. A timetable for 2010 subjects is attached for your reference.

 

The first subject for 2010 is ‘Forest Ecosystems’ and will be held from 8-19 February 2010.

 

For more information please visit the Melbourne University website.

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