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Minor
Macdonald Campus
The Minor聽in聽Human Nutrition is intended to complement聽your聽primary field of study by聽introducing you to聽the metabolic aspects of human nutrition.聽This program is especially聽accessible聽for students in聽Biochemistry, Biology,...
Minor
Macdonald Campus
The Agricultural Production Minor offers students in non-agricultural related majors a chance to develop expertise in animal and plant production. You can cover topics like ecological agriculture, crop production or herd...
Major, Honours
Macdonald Campus
If you're interested in the life sciences and engineering, Bioresource Engineering is the program for you. As world populations rise, so do our requirements for food, renewable energy and bio-materials. This growing demand...
Domain
Macdonald Campus
This program is intended to provide you聽with a strong background in the use of statistical methods of data analysis in environmental sciences to enable you to聽analyze聽environmental changes and their impacts on various life...
Domain
Macdonald Campus
The atmosphere-lithosphere interface, known as the land surface,聽is a key component of the environmental system and profoundly influences our social and economic activities. This domain will introduce you to the interacting...
Domain
Macdonald Campus
You can't talk about food production without talking about the environment. Conventional means of food production often equals large scale environmental degradation, and land-use competition. As world populations grow, and as...
Specialization
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Major
Macdonald Campus
The B.Sc.(Ag.Env.Sc.); Major in Sustainable Agricultural Systems focuses on the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience needed to drive positive change in the agricultural sector, ensuring that it supports healthy...
Specialization
Macdonald Campus
Wildlife biology examines the biology, ecology, and behaviour of vertebrate animals 鈥 especially mammals, birds and fishes. In this specialization, you鈥檒l learn about the proper management and conservation of wildlife species...

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