Diplôme d'études collégiales en Techniques d'agriculture urbaine

Tuition is CAD 1,000 per year.

This programme prepares students for roles in urban farming, sustainable food systems, and green space management. You will learn how to grow food in cities using innovative methods like vertical gardens, hydroponics, and rooftop farming. The programme focuses on practical skills and environmental responsibility in urban settings.

You study soil science, plant cultivation, composting, and sustainable practices. Classes include hands-on work in the college's on-site gardens and greenhouses. You also learn about local food systems, community engagement, and how to manage small-scale urban farms.

Admission requires a secondary school diploma or equivalent. A French language test is required for those who did not complete high school in French-speaking Quebec or France. Applications must be submitted through the SRAM system by March 1 for the fall session.