Agronomy is a science that finds ways to grow crops more efficiently and profitably while protecting the environment.Agronomy affects us all through the food we eat, the coffee we drink, the ethanol-based gas we use to power our vehicles and the natural fibers in the clothing we wear.
Bachlor of Agronomy
Bachlor of Agronomy
About
What you will learn
With focus on particular areas relevant to agriculturesuch as biotechnology, genetics and evolution, plant pathology, plant molecular biology and wildlife ecologyyou will examine situations that are relevant to Saskatchewan. Our close associations with government and private research institutions that have considerable expertise provide opportunities for you to gain practical hands-on experience through student employment programs.
Disciplines
Agriculture and Bioresources
Requirements
Entry Requirements
Requirements
Admission requirements depend on your situation. Tell us about yourself:
English Program Requirements
Career
4 year degree
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 p 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.
2 year diploma
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.
Fee Information
Tuition Fee
CAD 28,301 / yearHow to Apply
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Recruitment, Admissions and Transfer Credit
University of Saskatchewan
105 Administration Place
Saskatoon, SK S7N 5A2Canada
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Bachlor of Agronomy
University of Saskatchewan
Canada,
Saskatoon