Kean University introduces new course on cannabis industry

Kean University introduces new course on cannabis industry
Lamont Repollet, Ed.D., President — Kean University Official Website
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Kean University has introduced a new course focused on the cannabis industry, providing students with an in-depth understanding of its history, biology, and potential career opportunities. As part of the curriculum, students had the opportunity to visit a cannabis dispensary, offering them firsthand insight into this expanding sector within New Jersey.

The course aims to equip students with comprehensive knowledge about various aspects of cannabis, preparing them for potential roles in this burgeoning market. The initiative reflects Kean University’s commitment to aligning educational programs with emerging industries and workforce demands.



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