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Agricultural
& Food Sciences
The agriculture
degree programs are designed to both provide students with the skills
needed for a professional career in the agriculture and food industry
and the necessary educational background for further studies at the
graduate level. Degree students begin their studies within University
1 prior to entering the Faculty of Agriculture.
The two-year
Agriculture Diploma combines academic study in the agricultural sciences
with practical activities and projects in a wide range of agricultural
subjects. Students learn to use this knowledge to evaluate the technical
and economic feasibility of a variety of alternative agricultural
practices.
Degree Programs
- Agriculture:
Bachelor
of Science in Agriculture – 4 years
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Advanced Entry Program
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Specializations:
- Agronomy
- Animal
Systems
- Plant
Biotechnology
- Agribusiness:
Bachelor
of Science in Agribusiness – 4 years
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Advanced Entry Program
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Specializations:
- Agribusiness
- Agricultural
Economics
- International
Agribusiness
- Food
Science : Bachelor
of Science in Food Science – 4 years
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Advanced Entry Program
- Agroecology:
Bachelor
of Science in Agroecology – 4 years
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Advanced Entry Program
For
more information on how to apply to an Agricultural
and Food Sciences Degree program, please follow
the links below:
Diploma Programs
- Agriculture:
Agriculture
Diploma - 2 years
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Direct Entry Program
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Specializations:
- Agricultural
Finance
- Business
Management
- Crop
Management
- General
Agriculture
- Livestock
Management
- For
more information on how to apply to an Agriculture
Diploma program, please follow the links below:
Careers
The broad scope of the agriculture industry affords students the opportunity
to work in various jobs related to marketing, sales, finance, management,
research, product development, communications, and crop and livestock
production. Using the knowledge and skills gained in the Faculty,
graduates have found rewarding careers in all sectors of the agri-food
industry from food processing to finance and marketing...from environmental
work to international development.
Contact Information
Faculty
of Agricultural and Food Sciences
Fort Garry Campus
160 Agriculture Building
University of Manitoba, R3T 2N2
Telephone:
(204) 474-9295
Email: agfoodsci@umanitoba.ca
School
of Agriculture
Fort Garry Campus
248 Agriculture Building
University of Manitoba, R3T 2N2
Telephone:
(204) 474-9391
Email: ag_school@umanitoba.ca
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