Extended Learning

Faculty of Agriculture

Continuing Education

Credit vs. non-credit courses - what's the difference?

A credit course is one that offers you a university credit, meaning that it can be applied to certain university degrees. Non-credit courses do not offer a university credit and often offer a certificate of achievement upon successful completion of the course. In some cases, you have the option to choose whether you take a course for credit or not. More>>

For assistance, please contact Extended Learning at extended.learning@dal.ca

Seeking to elevate your knowledge in a specific area? The following courses are available to anyone!

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Continuing education courses and programs (non-credit)

Click the links below for course descriptions and registration pages. Have questions? Email extended.learning@dal.ca.

Don't need university credits? The following Faculty of Agriculture courses are available as continuing education for farmers, agricultural professionals, and others who are interested. Click the links below for course descriptions and to register. Fall term refers to September- December and winter terms refers to January- April. Summer term refers to July and August.

Need help? Email extended.learning@dal.ca.

Animal Science & Aquaculture courses

Business & Social Sciences courses

Plant, Food and Environmental Sciences courses

University Preparatory Courses