The animal sector is of great importance in Europe, representing around half of the total agricultural output worldwide.
Moreover, this domain is and will be a dynamic sector employment.
The animal sector is also very diversified from field to fork, and from dairy cattle to bee keeping.
ENMU’s new animal and dairy science program can help you prepare for agricultural career opportunities driven by the dairy industry’s continued growth in New Mexico. Choose from three specializations in animal and dairy science:
Production and management
Range management
Pre-veterinary studies
ENMU also offers certificate programs in agriculture and advanced agriculture that can help you develop applied agricultural skills to begin work in the industry.
High school graduation with an average of at least 60% in five Grade 12 university preparatory subjects, including:
- English
- Pre-Calculus Math (or 70% in Academic Math)*
- any two of the following science requirements: Chemistry*, Biology, Physics*, Geology, Oceans, or Agriculture
- one other elective
Note: Nova Scotia students who have successfully completed five Grade 12 university preparatory credits, including English and Math, are able to use NS Oceans 11 and/or NS Agriculture 11 to meet the above-noted science requirements