10/17/2026
🌎🌱 Interested in food systems, sustainability, agriculture, or environmental justice?
Hey, do you ever feel like something is missing in your life? Like your heart is only 99% full? Like if you just found that missing piece, you could reach your full potential? Well, have you ever considered that missing piece might just be...AN AWESOME INTERDISCIPLINARY CERTIFICAFE PROGRAM!??!📣📣📣📣📣📣📣📣📣📣📣📣📣 omg omg omg you guys you have got to check this out.
Did you know UNM offers an undergraduate certificate in Transformative Ecologies: Food, Farming, and People's Health?
This 15-credit program connects sustainable agriculture, conservation, food systems, and public health through interdisciplinary coursework and hands-on learning.
One of the required courses is SUST 410: Lobo Gardens, where students get to put these ideas into practice through gardening, ecological observation, and community-based learning. 🌻
There are so many reasons to get involved! For one thing, you get to attend awesome FREE field trips to farms, gardens, kitchens, and more where your lunch is PROVIDED. Who doesn't love lunch??? Also, you will be eligible for up to $4000 worth of scholarships! So far literally EVERYONE enrolled in the program has received at least $2000 of scholarships!! Do you know how many lunches you can buy with $4000???? You don't need to know bc we will PROVIDE YOUR LUNCHES FOR YOU remember?? Amazing. Alson the classes included in the program and awesome! You will learn so much fascinating stuff about farming, ecology, public health, food systems, and more. And a certification like this would on great on job and grad school apps!
Whether you're interested in sustainable farming, environmental studies, public health, or building stronger local food systems, this certificate is an opportunity to connect classroom learning with real-world experience.
🎓 Open to eligible UNM undergraduates with at least 26 credits completed.
💚 Scholarships are available; contact the College of Population Health for details.
Learn more through UNM's College of Population Health!