As Mary Jane Gibson saw an opportunity for more factual reporting on cannabis, she decided to pursue the UVM Cannabis Media Fellowship focusing on the Cannabis Plant Bio Professional Certificate. Gibson, who amassed her cannabis knowledge from her work at High Times, was eager to get deeper into the science of cannabis.
Cannabis journalist Lester Black embraces evidence-based science in his work as a result of UVM’s Cannabis Plant Biology course.
Offered by the University of Vermont’s College of Medicine Department of Pharmacology, our 8-week, online professional certificate program – offered each Fall and Spring – covers cannabis history, business, law …
The world of cannabis is in constant motion. There’s policy to debate, studies to conduct, startups to launch, and money to be made. With the dizzying pace of change, you …
Created in UVM’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, this 8-week, fully online, and evidence-based program will cover cannabis chemicals, genetics, agricultural best practices, post-harvest handling, and processing, and how cannabis affects the human body through an examination of basic pharmacology and the different modes of administration.
Offered through The Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine at The University of Vermont Department of Pharmacology, UVM is the first medical school in the nation to offer a professional certificate in cannabis and medicine for therapeutic use, providing you with a competitive advantage as a knowledgeable and trustworthy provider.
A certificate in cannabis plant biology provides one student with a leg up as he transitions to a career in the cannabis industry.
Seeking a science-based cannabis education, Monika Rivero turned to the online cannabis education programs at UVM to better inform her work in criminal justice reform.
Learn why cannabis legal expert and Forbes contributor Robert Hoban thinks UVM’s Cannabis Plant Biology Certificate course delivers.
As the field of psychedelic research expands with additional evidence-based research, UVM expands the cannabis online certificate courses to include mushrooms, including how psilocybin and psilocin affect the human body.
UVM alumnus and senior features writer at the L.A. Times Adam Tschorn added a Cannabis Plant Biology credential to his cannabis reporting toolbox.
Apothecare medical director, Dr. Lisa Profera chose UVM’s Cannabis Science and Medicine Certificate to help elevate her knowledge of evidence-based cannabis medicine.
UVM cannabis researchers are exploring how soil quality, nutrient needs, and variety selection impact the production of hemp.
Two UVM instructors in the online cannabis professional certificate programs are exploring how the human body can more easily absorb CBD.
UVM Cannabis Research Assistant Professor Linda Klumpers, Ph.D., has published the first peer-reviewed article on delta-8 THC pharmacology, a psychoactive compound derived from cannabis.
UVM PACE Upskill Vermont Scholarship program is helping one Vermonter explore a career in cannabis.
John MacKay, Ph.D. says there’s an assumption out there that cannabis grows and some vague magical thing happens to the plant. Somehow—voila—the cannabis oil-based product is ready to be plucked …