This certificate program equips participants with the theory and hands-on experience needed to implement regenerative agricultural practices across diverse contexts. Students will be able to design, manage, and evaluate farming systems that sequester carbon, enhance soil fertility, sustain biodiversity, and promote economic viability for farmers and their communities. Professional occupations in Regenerative Agriculture: Research Technician, Agronomist / Crop Scientist, Director of Regenerative Agriculture, Agricultural Conservation Specialist, Farm Systems Manager / Agricultural Resource Division Manager, Ecosystem Restoration Specialist, Onboarding Manager, Software Engineer / Developer (Regenerative Agriculture specific), Rancher, and Farmer, Regenerative Ag Consultant, Field Organizer, Farm Worker, Soil Advocate, and Farm/Ranch Manager.
Program Requirements (22 units)
| Course Number | Course Title | Units |
|---|---|---|
| BIOL012 | Introduction to Ecology and Wildlife | 4 units |
| BIOL059 | Climate Change | 3 units |
| BUSN015 | The Entrepreneurial Mindset | 3 units |
| NUTR020 | World Food Customs and Nutrition | 3 units |
| PMGT014 | Conservation of Our Natural Resources | 3 units |
| PMGT017 | Basic Horticulture for Parks | 3 units |
| PMGT026 | Regenerative Agriculture for Parks | 3 units |
Total Certificate Units: 22 units
To be awarded a certificate, a student must:
- Complete all the program requirements.
- Earn a grade of “C” (or "P") or better for all required courses.