30 Bachelor's degrees in Agriculture in Canada

The Sustainable Agriculture and Environment programme at the University of British Columbia is a four-year, full-time Bachelor of Science in Applied Biology. This public course focuses on food security and soil health. Students gain hands-on experience in urban farming and agro-ecosystem management at the Vancouver campus.

International Year One (UTP Stage II): Agricultural and Food Sciences offered at International College Manitoba is equivalent to the first year of a bachelor’s degree from the University of Manitoba’s Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences. 

The Sustainable Agriculture programme at Kwantlen Polytechnic University is a four-year Bachelor of Applied Science degree. This full-time course focuses on organic production and food systems. Students engage in hands-on learning at a dedicated research farm to develop expertise in resource management and agro-ecosystems.

Sustainable agriculture, from a business perspective, seeks to balance ecological responsibility and profitability by employing methods that optimize resource use, minimize environmental impact, and meet consumer demands for ethically produced food. The program in Business - Sustainable Agriculture is offered by Lambton College.

The Agricultural Biology (Honours) B.S.A. program at University of Saskatchewan provides students with the ability to apply scientific principles to biotechnology, genetics, evolution and wildland ecology including but not limited to wildlife and conservation biology, toxicology and environmental conditions, and wildlife and domestic animals.

The Agricultural Business Management program from the University of Alberta provides students with an industry-specific business degree that explores the relationships between key agricultural sciences and the economics of agricultural markets and trade.

The Agricultural Studies program at University of Lethbridge delves into the relationships between the social, economic, political and environmental factors that affect the agricultural sector — from farm level production to international policy.

Guided by a field-to-fork philosophy, this program in Horticulture - Food and Farming at Durham College prepares students to be leaders in the rapidly evolving food sector.

Plant Ecologists study the interactions among plants, between plants and the environment, and between soils, plants and animals. Forestry industries, human and livestock health, and agriculture all depend on healthy plant communities and ecosystems. Apply to the Applied Plant Ecology B.S.A. program offered by University of Saskatchewan.

Since 1969, the Fish, Wildlife and Recreation program from British Columbia Institute of Technology has been preparing students for rewarding careers in the conservation and management of fish, wildlife, parks, and outdoor recreation. The program is designed to give students a broad range of applied skills, experiences, and knowledge.