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Cannabis Studies

Academic Microcredential

Overview

This program consisting of four courses is designed for individuals seeking a nuanced understanding of the cannabis industry; encompassing its history, cultivation, medicinal applications, legal frameworks, and emerging trends. Moreover, this program aims to benefit those who seek employment and hope to participate in the cannabis industry. The Cannabis Studies microcredential program will be delivered through a combination of lectures and practical workshops. Students can choose in-person, hybrid, synchronous online, asynchronous, and/or hyflex course modalities. Participants will receive a microcredential in Cannabis Studies from SUNY Oswego as well as have the opportunity to obtain their New York State cultivation, processor, or retail licenses if they so choose.

Who is eligible?

All Learners

Format

Main Campus, Online

Credit or Non-Credit

Credit 

Time to Complete

4 classes (12 credits)

Skills You'll Build

  • Regulatory Compliance
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Cannabis Cultivation
  • Scientific Analysis
  • Social Impact Awareness

Courses

  • CAN 320 - Cannabis Law & Policy
  • CAN 420 - Cultivation of Cannabis

Choose 1: 

  • ECO 328: The Economics of Cannabis 
  • CAN 310:  Manufacturing, Distribution, and Logistics of Cannabis

Choose 1: 

  • CAN 330: Cannabis Science, Analysis, and Well-being
  • CRJ 420: Cannabis and Society

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Whether you are a current SUNY Oswego student or new to Oswego, you can begin the application process here. You’ll select the appropriate path in the next step.

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