Corporate Body

School of Life Sciences and Technology (c. 1997 - ?)

Victoria University

From
c. 1997
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Education
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

The School of Life Sciences and Technology at Victoria University of Technology was part of the Faculty of Engineering and Science.

The school no longer exists and has most likely been split between several of the new schools within the Faculty of Health, Engineering and Science.

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  Department of Environmental Management
  Department of Biomedical Sciences
  Department of Biological and Food Sciences
       c. 1997 - ? School of Life Sciences and Technology

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Ailie Smith

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