Overview

The Agriculture Sustainability program at Lakeland College is a two-year diploma designed for students passionate about agriculture and committed to sustainability. This program combines expertise from the School of Agricultural Sciences and the School of Environmental Sciences, focusing on sustainable agricultural practices, ecology, and habitat management.

Program Highlights

• Duration: 2 years
• Key Topics: Agricultural production practices, plant and soil science, livestock management, and monitoring technologies.

Students will gain practical, hands-on experience through a practicum with an industry partner, preparing them for careers in various sectors, including government, consulting, and environmental organizations.

Entry Requirements

• Educational Background: English 30-1 or 30-2, Math 20-1 or 20-2, and one science course (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Science).

Agriculture Sustainability diploma graduates will be equipped to tackle the challenges of global food production while promoting sustainable practices.