Why Study Cannabis Studies at Vermont State
- Flexibility: You can enroll in this certificate program as a stand-alone credential or add it to your Vermont State program of study.
- Interdisciplinary Study: The Cannabis Studies Certificate Program takes a multi- and interdisciplinary approach to cannabis studies, including its history and anthropology, sociology and politics, cultivation and production, health and wellness, business and enterprise, practical experience and skills development.
- Career Opportunity: Learn how to capitalize on emerging career opportunities within this field, from working with cannabis businesses and organizations to roles as a regulation consultant, master grower, cannabis medicine consultant, lab worker, budtender, and more.
- Affordable and Accessible: Just 12 credits plus opportunities to take courses during the summer and a flexible internship mean you can complete the program at your own pace.
Questions?
Questions about how to apply? Contact, Professor Philip Lamy. If you’re interested in taking a cannabis course you can register as a non-matriculated student.
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