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Worcester State University, Clark University and Mount Wachusett Community College have taken a page out of West Coast universities’ handbook and begun offering courses or certificate programs for the legal cannabis industry to serve the young Massachusetts marijuana market. 
 

Should colleges and universities offer courses for the marijuana industry?
Yes. It’s a great opportunity to be at the forefront of an exciting new industry.  (76%, 76 VOTES)
No. Resources, especially public money at state schools, shouldn’t be spent on an industry still illegal federally. (24%, 24 VOTES)
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Worcester State University, Clark University and Mount Wachusett Community College have taken a page out of West Coast universities’ handbook and begun offering courses or certificate programs for the legal cannabis industry to serve the young Massachusetts marijuana market. 
 

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  • August 21, 2019

    Absolutely! Universities and colleges should be focusing on developing educational courses, certificates, and other courses for all aspects of the cannabis industry. Additionally, institutions of higher education should also engage in cannabis research to further the science and evidence base. Academics have been prohibited from educating and researching cannabis due to being illegal at the Federal level. With a robust medical and adult-use cannabis industry here in Massachusetts coupled with over 120 institutions of higher education, we have tremendous opportunity here!

  • Andrew Coull
    August 20, 2019

    The industry is clearly here to stay so the education system (public and private) should educate people on how to make a career out of it not unlike any other business.