Graduates with agronomy training are actively recruited in the job market finding positions locally, nationally and internationally in areas such as

• business management
• chemical and fertilizer sales and marketing
• agronomists, crop advisers
• grain marketing and transportation
• entrepreneurs
• farm operators

The College of Agriculture and Bioresources has strong ties with industry and a reputation for producing well-rounded, quality graduates means that many businesses turn here first when recruiting employees.

Graduates with a B.S.A. degree are eligible to apply for the Professional Agrologist designation with the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrology. Course work provides knowledge to become a Certified Crop Advisor. Graduates are also eligible to receive P.Ag. status for practise in the profession of agrology.

A Diploma in Agronomy gives you the skills to

• start up your own business
• to lead the family business
• research technicians
• soil conservationists
• credit adviser
• agribusiness operators or managers
• sales representatives
• machinery service representatives

In addition, Diploma graduates are eligible for professional designation as Technical Agrologist with the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists.

As agricultural enterprise grows more diverse, technologically advanced and consumer-driven, the industry needs a growing number and variety of qualified workers. The wide-ranging subject matter of agronomy will prepare students for a career in nearly any sector of the industry.