Corporate Body

Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry (1973 - 1995)

The University of Melbourne

From
1973
To
1995
Location
Water Street Creswick, Victoria

Summary

The Victorian School of Forestry merged with The University of Melbourne Faculty of Agriculture in 1973, to become the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry.

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 1905 - 1973 Faculty of Agriculture
 1910 - 1973 Victorian School of Forestry
       1973 - 1995 Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry
             1995 - 1997 Faculty of Agriculture, Forestry and Horticulture
                   1997 - 2005 Institute of Land and Food Resources
                         2005 - 2008 Faculty of Land and Food Resources
                               2008 - Melbourne School of Land and Environment

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