Education Programs
Educating New Generations from High School to University
Sustainable agriculture education programs provide new and returning students from all backgrounds and experience with the knowledge and skills to make meaningful contributions toward resilient and local food systems. Students may choose various points of entry, study different aspects of sustainable agriculture, and pursue educational pathways that build upon previous academic credentials.
For instance, high school students may take designated courses, at their high school or at a partner college, that transfer into specific college programs. Furthermore, college students may enroll in small or large certificate programs or degree programs, which share some of the same courses common to all college programs, and subsequently transfer into a partner university degree program.
High School Programs
Career and Technical Education (CTE) Dual Credit
College in the High School
Running Start
Two-Year College Small Certificate Programs
EDMONDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Sustainable Urban Agriculture Production Certificate
PENINSULA COLLEGE
Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems
Short-Term Certificate of Completion
Two-Year College Small and Large Certificate
and Associate Degree Programs
HIGHLINE COLLEGE
Sustainable Agriculture Applied Planning & Management Short-Term Certificate of Achievement*
Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security Certificate of Completion
Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degree*
Sustainable Agriculture & Food Security Associate of Applied Science-Transfer (AAS-T) Degree*
(*Forthcoming credentials; contact the Program Coordinator for details)
SEATTLE CENTRAL COLLEGE
Sustainable Urban Agriculture Applied Planning & Management Professional Development*
Sustainable Urban Agriculture & Food Systems Emphasis
Sustainable Urban Agriculture & Food Systems Associate of Arts Direct Transfer Agreement (AA-DTA) Degree*
Sustainable Urban Agriculture & Food Systems Associate of Science Direct Transfer Agreement (AS-DTA) Degree*
(*Forthcoming credentials; contact a Program Co-Coordinator for details)
SKAGIT VALLEY COLLEGE
Sustainable Small Farm Agriculture Applied Planning & Management (Level I) Micro-Certificate
Sustainable Small Farm Agriculture Applied Planning & Management (Level II) Micro-Certificate
Sustainable Small Farm Agriculture & Food Systems Certificate
Sustainable Small Farm Agriculture & Food Systems Associate of Applied Science-Transfer (AAS-T) Degree
University Bachelor of Science Degree Programs
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
While all college degree programs transfer directly into the Organic & Sustainable Agriculture major, many college degree program courses also transfer into other majors within the Agricultural & Food Systems program.
EVERETT CAMPUS IN WESTERN WASHINGTON
Agricultural & Food Systems program
Organic & Sustainable Agriculture major
PULLMAN CAMPUS IN EASTERN WASHINGTON
Agricultural & Food Systems program
Organic & Sustainable Agriculture major
Agricultural Technology & Production Management major
Agricultural & Food Business Economics major
Agriculture & Food Security major
Agricultural Education major
