Study agriculture in Canada

38 agricultural study programs at 13 institutions (9 universities, 4 colleges); 19 taught in English. Each program links to the institution's own page. This is a selection, not yet a complete list.

How studying agriculture works in Canada

Agricultural degrees are offered by universities with faculties or colleges of agriculture and by agricultural colleges and polytechnics. Universities offer bachelor's degrees of three to four years and graduate programs; colleges and polytechnics offer two- to three-year diplomas and, in some provinces, applied degree programs with a strong practical focus.

Sources: CICIC: Postsecondary institutions in Canada · Government of Canada: Post-secondary education

Diploma (college) programs

Bachelor's programs

Master's programs

Institutions

InstitutionCityPrograms
Dalhousie UniversityHalifaxHalifax1
Institut de technologie agroalimentaire du Québec (ITAQ)College / polytechnicSaint-HyacintheSaint-Hyacinthe1
Kwantlen Polytechnic UniversitySurreySurrey1
Lakeland CollegeCollege / polytechnicVermilionVermilion3
Lethbridge PolytechnicCollege / polytechnicLethbridgeLethbridge2
McGill UniversityMontrealMontreal4
Olds CollegeCollege / polytechnicOldsOlds2
Université LavalQuébecQuébec4
University of AlbertaEdmontonEdmonton4
University of British ColumbiaVancouverVancouver3
University of GuelphGuelphGuelph3
University of ManitobaWinnipegWinnipeg4
University of SaskatchewanSaskatoonSaskatoon6

A selection, compiled by hand from the institutions' own websites - more programs in Canada are added over time. Other countries