152 Agriculture and Veterinary Science Course Programs

This program will prepare you for employment and/or transfer to a baccalaureate program in the areas of agriculture and natural resource management.

The nationwide unique department "Creative Agriculture Department" started in April 2020 and has entered its second year. The "Creative Agricultural Department" is a department that comprehensively learns food, agriculture, environment, culture, and life from practice. Our faculty members also enjoyed it with the students. Would you like to join us in this epic experiment? Let's build a futuristic society "a new era of" agriculture "with us!

The Agriculture program is concerned with the preservation of the environment and the biological quality. Agriculturists work in the agricultural production and management processes, as well as in forest areas and animal husbandry. They can also provide advisory and consulting services, perform topographic services, certify products, and work with research and outreach in government agencies.

Research methods for students planning to undertake research in animal, veterinary, agricultural, horticultural or applied sciences, with a focus on experimental research designs. Topics include: philosophy of science; research ethics; literature search and review techniques; project development and management; scientific writing; oral presentation skills; vocabulary of statistics; introduction to quantitative data analysis; and completion of a research proposal.

The programme is designed to equip you for the veterinary industry, studying in a supportive environment with industry professionals.

This course is ideal for you if you wish to become Veterinary Nurse and are new to the sector, or have previous qualifications and/or experience and are working in an associated role, within an approved RCVS training practice that provides support for qualified professionals. Veterinary nursing is the supportive care of animals receiving treatment within a veterinary practice. A Veterinary Nurse works as a member of the veterinary team, providing expert nursing care for sick animals.

Our agriculture program just last year celebrated its 50th year of sending qualified graduates into the field.

This course enables applicants to learn the basic skills, knowledge and understanding of working in agriculture and the countryside; preparing them for employment in the industry or progression to a more advanced course or apprenticeship. Kingston Maurward College offers the ideal environment for students to develop agricultural and countryside skills at their own pace under expert guidance.

Whether you are thinking about learning veterinary nursing as a hobby or you have an interest in working as a veterinary nurse assistant and want to boost your career to the next level, our Veterinary Nursing Diploma can give you the insight, skills and knowledge you need to thrive in this career.

Turn your love for animals and passion for the environment into a degree that both deepens your knowledge and prepares you to lead. The first program of its kind, AESL builds your understanding of pressing animal and environmental issues – along with the management and leadership skills you need to be career ready.

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Interested in learning about the practices of sustainable agriculture in our local and global communities? Using the latest non-traditional technologies, the course will provide instruction in animal production, crop production, pest management, and soil management.

The Agriculture, Land Management and Production T Level comprises two main parts: the Common Core (where learners will cover key aspects of business, sustainability, ethical principles, health and safety and safe working practices) and the Occupational Specialism – in either land based engineering, livestock production or arable crop production.

The Agriculture, Land Management and Production T Level comprises two main parts: the Common Core (where learners will cover key aspects of business, sustainability, ethical principles, health and safety and safe working practices) and the Occupational Specialism – in either land based engineering, livestock production or arable crop production.

The FdSc Agriculture provide students with an appropriate academic grounding, together with the broader technical and management skills that are required to work and build a career in the increasingly technical and continually changing agricultural sector. The programme will develop your technical and management skills, in livestock, crop production, and the integration of the wide range agricultural production systems, rotations, equipment, housing and store facilities that are used in the commercial farming industry.