Bachelor of Agricultural Management

Assessment Criteria

• Tests: Students are assessed through regular tests to measure their understanding of the course material.

• Examinations: Written examinations are used to test the students' knowledge and understanding of the subjects covered in the course.

• Practicals: Practical sessions are conducted to assess the students' ability to apply theoretical knowledge in real-life situations.

• Tutorials: Tutorials are used to enhance learning and provide additional support to students, especially in areas where they may be struggling.

Work Experience

• Farm Placement: Students are required to work for a period of six to eight weeks on an approved farm to gain practical experience.

• Evaluation Report: Students must submit an evaluation report at the end of their farm placement, demonstrating critical and creative thinking skills.

Integrated Assessment

• Applied Competence: The university is transitioning towards assessing applied competence for each qualification.

• Continuous Assessment: A combination of continuous assessment methods, such as tests, practicals, and tutorials, are used to evaluate the integration of learning outcomes.

• Traditional Examinations: Written examinations are also used to assess the students' overall understanding and integration of the course material.

By combining various assessment methods, the university aims to ensure that students not only have a good theoretical understanding but also the practical skills and critical thinking abilities necessary for success in their chosen field.