Course overview
This course aims to broaden and deepen students’ scientific skillset through critical engagement with a range of science communication and research-related tasks. Through critical analysis, synthesis, and translation, students will explore how scientific knowledge is constructed, interpreted, and shared. This approach fosters versatility in scientific reasoning, strengthened capacity to communicate complex ideas to diverse audiences, and awareness of the broader contexts in which Plant, Food and/or Soil Sciences operate.
- Journal Club Poster and Presentation
- Technical Essay
- Technical Essay Seminar
- Research Seminar Reflection
Course learning outcomes
- Critically evaluate and summarise scientific research beyond an individual’s own research project, within the field of Plant, Food and/or Soil Sciences.
- Communicate scientific research in diverse forms for general audiences.
Availability
Class details
Waite Campus
Class number 21955
Section TU01
Size 30
Available 30
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