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The College of Agriculture and Bioresources is a leader in post-secondary education in agriculture and renewable resource management. Graduates of College programs will leave not only with excellent industry-endorsed scientific training but also with a foundation of career skills. What we offer:
At the College of Agriculture and Bioresources, success means preparing students to think, to lead, to challenge, to learn, to contribute, to envision, and to achieve. The academic and research work of the College of Agriculture and Bioresources is carried out through five departments:
The College of Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan is committed to innovation in all aspects of engineering education and research. We deliver an accredited professional education that effectively prepares our students to become engineering professionals, society leaders and technical entrepreneurs.
Western College of Veterinary Medicine The Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) is the premier centre of veterinary education, research and expertise in Western Canada and a key member of Canada's veterinary, public health and food safety network. Nearly 400 undergraduate and graduate students are enrolled at the internationally-recognized veterinary college that includes a veterinary teaching hospital, provincial diagnostic laboratory and large-scale research facilities.
Microbiology & BiotechnologyStudy the roles of microscopic life in our environment, including bacteria, yeast, molds, protozoa and viruses. Learn about immunology and infectious diseases. Take a hands-on approach to microbiology experiments. These are just a few opportunities available to you when you choose to major in Microbiology & Biotechnology at the University of Saskatchewan. What is Biotechnology?
Biotechnology is the application of biological science to improve the lives of humans and quality of the environment. Biotechnology provides the means to engineer biological systems towards a desired product or service. Students majoring in Microbiology & Biotechnology can choose from one of the following degree programs:
The growing oil and gas, mining, construction, health care and food services industries need you! It’s estimated that by 2011, Saskatchewan will require 70,000* additional workers to fill vacancies left by retiring baby boomers and to fill newly created positions in growing industries. SIAST is committed to offering diverse training opportunities. We offer approximately 160 programs in a variety of high-demand fields, and provide training to apprentices in almost 30 trades. With over 95 per cent of SIAST graduates consistently rating their overall program quality experience as good to excellent, we know that our emphasis of providing students with real-life learning contributes to their academic and career success and supports the ongoing growth of our economy.
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