Agricultural Systems Management (Academics)

Hands-on agricultural know-how.

The Agricultural Systems Management minor centers on the mechanical, structural, natural resource processing, and electronic technologies used in modern agriculture, with a constant eye toward sustainability. Students develop a mastery of combustion engine, fluid power systems, soil and water, building structures, irrigation systems, and food processing techniques.

Career paths: skilled in the materials and technologies for today and tomorrow.

A minor in Agricultural Systems Management helps prepare students for careers in agribusiness management, equipment sales, food distribution, and farm design and management. A working knowledge of the materials and technologies used in modern agriculture provides an excellent foundation for careers on the frontlines of the globalized agriculture industry.

An Agricultural Systems Management minor is a great option if you:

are pursuing an engineering or engineering technology major and are interested in its applications to agriculture, food, and/or the environment
want to take application-focused classes with interactive labs and hands-on learning opportunities
are interested in solving problems related to fundamental societal needs, like food scarcity, water conservation, and renewable energy
are passionate about sustainability and technology