NSAC offers academic programs that qualify students for technician and technology diplomas and undergraduate and graduate degrees related to agriculture, aquaculture, business and the environment. We also have programs that prepare students for Veterinary Medicine and Engineering. Our governance page describes how academic regulations are developed and approved at NSAC. Visit the Registry for information on academic regulations, admissions, student records, course and exam timetables, and the NSAC calendar. The MacRae Library is the largest repository of agricultural resource material in Atlantic Canada, and provides access to library resources beyond our campus. Academic Computing Services is the computer centre for NSAC students.