Embark on a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture – Plant Biotechnology at the University of Manitoba, a program designed for those passionate about the intersection of biology, agriculture, and cutting-edge technology. You will delve into the genetic, physiological, and pathological factors that influence plant life, preparing you to address critical challenges in food security and sustainable agriculture. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students eager to understand the biological principles governing plant heredity, growth, and environmental responses, equipping you with the knowledge to innovate in plant improvement and protection.
This full-time, on-campus program, studied over four years, offers a comprehensive curriculum blending core agricultural sciences with specialised plant biotechnology. You will explore subjects ranging from genetics and plant physiology to biochemistry and microbiology, undertaking practical work in introductory biochemistry laboratories. The curriculum includes restricted electives and free electives, allowing you to tailor your studies. You will graduate with a strong foundation in plant science and biotechnology, prepared for diverse career paths in research, industry, and public service, or for advanced graduate studies.