Bachelor's Degree in Digital Agriculture

Through a combination of classroom, project-based, and work-integrated learning, you will gain foundational knowledge and understanding of dynamic leadership, problem-solving, entrepreneurial thinking, agriculture technologies management, agronomy, and data sciences. These skills and knowledge allow students to realize the social, economic, and environmental objectives of sustainability.

Tapping into the Smart Farm at Olds College of Agriculture & Technology, you will receive instruction from world-class leaders in agriculture, automation, and artificial intelligence within the agri-food industry.

From making ethical recommendations for crop management, animal production, soil management, pest management, and environmental stewardship, to installing, calibrating, troubleshooting, and repairing precision agriculture hardware and equipment — the new Bachelor of Digital Agriculture program will prepare you to lead the way in the agri-food industry upon graduation.

Work-Integrated Learning

Between your third and fourth year, you will be required to complete a four-month (400 hours) industry internship where you will gain practical experience while developing your skills in leadership, project management, and data-informed decision-making.