University of New Haven announces cannabis education certificate programs

ByLavinia E. Smith

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WEST HAVEN — The University of New Haven is partnering with a California-based hashish schooling enterprise to develop a number of online certification applications relevant to entry and development in the hashish sector, in accordance to the school.

The college announced Thursday it was partnering with Inexperienced Flower to deliver four certificate applications in business enterprise, wellbeing care and drugs, law and policy and agriculture and horticulture.

“The certificates are open to any individual, no matter of their skill sets, and are ideal for business people, healthcare companies, legal gurus, and growers who want to master extra about alternatives in the rising area of cannabis,” the university stated in a launch.



Connecticut is just one of 27 states that have decriminalized cannabis possession.


“Trained gurus are wanted to fill the positions that are being established now and that will be designed in the foreseeable future,” stated UNH Provost and Vice President For Academic Affairs Danielle Wozniak in a statement. “Students will get chopping-edge preparing in these certificate programs to get ready them to excel in this rising and highly aggressive expansion market place even though making use of moral enterprise practices and high quality requirements to the Connecticut hashish marketplace.”

On its internet site, Inexperienced Flower argues there is a lack of perfectly-educated employees geared up for the escalating cannabis industry.

UNH explained the certificate systems consist of 3 8-week courses and are led by school selected by Green Flower. The certificate courses, which commence Sept. 5, price $2,950 but lessened expenditures are offered for enrollment in much more than one system. The college said that, as aspect of the application, learners will have obtain to “a robust employer community.”


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