Business, Education, and Community
Study business, education, and communities with Ag Sciences.
Do you see yourself at a Fortune 500 company pioneering innovations to the nation’s food supply system? Educating and inspiring the next generation of ag professionals? Designing and managing recreational spaces that bring a sense of community to people’s lives? If business, education, or communities are your future, explore the variety of opportunities provided by the College of Agricultural Sciences!
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Majors
The following majors each offer a unique pathway to careers associated with business, education, and communities. Curious? Dive into each web page and request information to learn more.
Dive into this hands-on approach to a business degree, with a focus on the unique challenges of the multibillion-dollar agriculture industry.
Combine the study of engineering technology, natural resources, and agriculture with the fundamentals of business, entrepreneurship, and management.
Prepare to join the ranks of the next generation of agriculture educators. Take positions in high schools, colleges, extension, the agriculture industry, and government agencies.
Develop a broad, practical background in all aspects of the science and business of agriculture while focusing your expertise with a required minor.
Launch your future through this hands-on, science-based education in all aspects of the science and business of raising animals—and it’s a great path to veterinary school.
Develop social science knowledge and skills to help communities and institutions effectively understand and respond to social, economic, and environmental challenges.
Turn your passion for environmental protection and sustainability into a rewarding career with our science-based Environmental Resource Management major.
Explore microbiology, chemistry, engineering, and nutrition to solve real-world problems involving food manufacturing, packaging, and safety.
Combine plant science, creative design, technology, and entrepreneurship to create a rewarding outdoor career in an industry experiencing enormous growth.
Stand out with a degree from the nation’s largest turfgrass program that combines science and management knowledge for a credential with immediate industry recognition.
Minors
Minors can be a great complement to your major and help you to refine your personal and career goals. Here are just a few examples.
Helping students develop as entrepreneurs and innovators in the agriculture and life sciences space
Interdisciplinary minor exploring the economics, logistics, agricultural practices, science, cultural factors, and policy that influence how and what we eat
INTAG students study the science, business, and culture of global agriculture both in the classroom and on location around the world. Graduates thrive in business, law, government, and in the academic world
A cross-disciplinary approach to the study of specific leadership theories, concepts, models, and current issues in applied settings
Ag Journeys
Here’s a glimpse of life in ag from a student perspective.