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OAC
faculty are world-renowned for their
research activities in areas such as
food safety, biotechnology,
international development and animal
welfare. Faculty members have won top
Canadian teaching awards, patented new
technologies and been awarded
prestigious Canada Research Chairs.
OAC is
recognized world wide for its research
expertise ranging across four broad
categories: Agriculture, Food, Rural
Communities, and the Environment. The
research community is located throughout
the University’s network of campuses
and research stations, promoting
interdisciplinary research and
technology transfer.
With more
than $100 million in research funding
annually, Guelph ranks among the top
three research institutions in Canada.
Approximately 47 % of that funding is
awarded to OAC.
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Bachelor
of Arts - agricultural economics or
rural extension studies
Bachelor
of Bio-Resource Management - environmental
management
Bachelor
of Landscape Architecture
Bachelor
of Science - animal biology, earth
surface science, environmental
biology, food science, plant biology
Bachelor
of Science in Agriculture -honours
agricultural science, agricultural
economics, agroecosystem
management, agronomy, animal
science, horticultural
science, organic agriculture
Bachelor
of Science, Environment - earth and atmospheric science,
environmental economics and
policy, environmental protection,
natural resources management.
Undergraduate
Programs website
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