Muresk Institute

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The Muresk Institute is now managed by the Department of Training & Workforce development

Offering training, conference and research facilities plus 898 hectares of land, available for training related services, Muresk Institute also has the added value of great residential and sporting facilities all within the one venue. Just 90km from Perth, Muresk has been a tertiary educational hub for agriculture and agribusiness since it was established in 1926. Muresk Institute is a multi-tenanted, multi-functional facility, available for organisations to provide training or training related services. Enquiries are welcome from industry and community groups and Government agencies to utilise the facilities available.

In earlier years it was known as Muresk Agricultural College.[1][2]

References

  1. ↑ Muresk Agricultural College (1976), Muresk 1926-1976, Muresk Agricultural College, retrieved 5 May 2012 
  2. ↑ McLaren, Glen; Curtin University of Technology; Muresk Institute of Agriculture (2001), 75 years on : a history of the Muresk Institute of Agriculture, The Institute, Curtin University of Technology, ISBN 978-0-646-49990-1 

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