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Extended Learning works together with the agriculture industry to bring you a variety of training courses that include professional development opportunities, online and distance courses, certifications, and university credit or preparatory courses.

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Credit vs. non-credit courses—what's the difference?

Credit courses count toward a university degree and appear on your academic transcript.

Non-credit courses don’t count toward a degree but often offer a certificate of achievement upon completion. In some cases, you can choose whether to take a course for credit or not—depending on your goals.

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Stand-alone courses and training

Master Gardener training (online)

  • (in-person)

Continuing education courses and programs (non-credit)

Don't need university credits? The following Faculty of Agriculture courses are available as continuing education for farmers, agricultural professionals, and others who are interested. 

Note: Fall term refers to September- December and winter terms refers to January- April.  Summer term refers to July and August. 

Click the links below for course descriptions and registration pages. 

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Indigenous Student Access Pathway

This one-year program offers First Nations, Métis and Inuit students an opportunity to complete university courses in our culturally supportive and friendly campus community in Truro, Nova Scotia.

Learn more about the Indigenous Student Access Pathway