Become an Expert in Sustainable Farming and Food Systems

Trent University’s Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems program is designed to teach you how to create healthy, sustainable, and efficient food systems. As global challenges like climate change and food insecurity grow, this program prepares you to make a real difference in the world of food production and farming.

Learn About Sustainable Food Production and Systems

In the B.Sc. program, you’ll gain a deep understanding of how food is produced, distributed, and consumed around the world. You’ll learn about sustainable farming practices, food systems, and how to make food production better for the environment, communities, and the economy. The program will teach you how to solve real-world challenges in food systems and agriculture.

Hands-On Experience at Trent Farm

A big part of your learning will happen at Trent Farm, where you’ll get practical, hands-on experience with sustainable farming. You’ll work on real projects, learn about farming practices that are good for the planet, and understand the practical side of running a sustainable farm. This experience will help you apply what you learn in the classroom to real-life situations.

What You Will Learn in the B.Sc. Program

In the B.Sc. in Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems, you’ll study a variety of subjects including:

• Sustainable farming practices

• Food systems and policy

• Soil health and crop management

• Climate change and agriculture

• Environmental impact of food production

• Water and resource management

By the end of the program, you’ll be ready to lead efforts to improve food systems and farming practices worldwide.

Career Opportunities with a B.Sc. in Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems

Graduates of the B.Sc. in Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems will be well-prepared for a variety of careers. Some job options include:

• Sustainable Agriculture Consultant

• Farm Manager

• Environmental Sustainability Specialist

• Agricultural Policy Analyst

• Food Security Coordinator

• Agricultural Educator or Researcher

• Community Development Specialist

• Food Production Specialist