The Ontario Agricultural College (OAC) has the largest graduate program of all colleges within the University of Guelph, with approximately 700 graduate students across six academic units [1]. The following graduate degrees are available through OAC and an asterisks (*) indicates a collaborative interdepartmental programs within the University of Guelph.
Current Graduate Opportunities [2]
Graduate Diplomas (GDip)
Master's Degrees
- Animal Biosciences (MSc) [4]
- Capacity Development and Extension (MSc) [5]
- Environmental Sciences (MES or MSc) [6]
- Food, Agricultural & Resource Economics (MFARE or MSc) [7]
- Food Safety and Quality Assurance (MSc) [8]
- Food Science (MSc) [9]
- International Development Studies (MSc or MA)* [10]
- Landscape Architecture (MLA) [11]
- Neuroscience (MSc)* [12]
- Plant Agriculture (MSc) [13]
- Rural Planning & Development (MSc or MPlan) [14]
- Toxicology (MSc)* [15]
Doctoral Degrees (PhD)
- Animal Biosciences [16]
- Environmental Sciences [17]
- Food, Agricultural & Resource Economics [18]
- Food Science [19]
- International Development Studies* [20]
- Neuroscience* [21]
- Plant Agriculture [22]
- Rural Studies [23]
- Toxicology* [24]