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Dalhousie University is one of Canada's leading research-intensive institutions and a proud member of the U15 Group of Canadian Universities. With a tradition of academic excellence dating back to 1818, Dalhousie combines innovative teaching with groundbreaking research to drive impact locally and globally.
Spanning 13 faculties, Dalhousie is home to more than 21,000 students from across Canada and over 120 countries. The university attracts more than $258 million in annual research funding, supporting world-class faculty and students in tackling society's most pressing challenges. Our researchers and graduates make transformative contributions in fields ranging from ocean sciences and health to sustainable agriculture and climate resilience.
Situated on Canada's scenic East Coast, Dalhousie's campuses include three locations in Halifax—a vibrant, coastal hub of culture and innovation—and an Agricultural Campus in Truro, where students engage in hands-on learning in a close-knit academic community.
Dalhousie is deeply committed to sustainability and the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), fostering knowledge that leads to real-world solutions.
Faculty of Agriculture
Located on our Agricultural Campus in Truro, the Faculty of Agriculture is a leader in agribusiness, food security, and environmental sustainability, offering programs that integrate agricultural sciences with business, engineering, and technology. With a working farm, research fields, and greenhouses, students gain hands-on experience in areas like international food business, aquaculture, and precision agriculture, preparing them to shape the future of global food systems.
