The Université Laval will launch new programs in agroecology and archaeology this year. The university will offer a professional master’s degree in agroecology, starting this Fall. Students who enrol in this two-year program will study the relationship between agriculture, ecology, and society. ULaval will also introduce a nine-credit microprogram in archaeology for First Nations students. This program is designed to meet the needs of Indigenous communities that are looking for university archaeology training. The first cohort will spend three weeks in an Innu community, three weeks completing laboratory training at ULaval, and three weeks participating in internships.
ULaval (Agroecology)
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