Academic Programs

The scope of agricultural careers is as vast and varied as anyone can imagine. Because of this, the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural resources offers a broad range of majors that prepare students to perform well in a wide variety of ag-related areas. Career choices include teaching, working in industry and conducting research just to name a few.

Choose a department below to find out more about the study opportunities in the area you're interested in!

Agricultural Economics
Major: Agricultral Economics and Business
Concentration: Agricultural Equipment Systems Management

Agricultural Science
Major: Agricultural Science
Concentrations: Agricultural Education, Agricultural Extension Education

Animal Science
Major: Animal Science
Concentrations: Production/Business, Science Technology, Science/Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program (3+1)

Biosystems Engineering and Soil Science
Major: Biosystems Engineering
Concentrations: Food Engineering

Major: Environmental and Soil Sciences
Concentrations: Environmental Science, Soil Science, Agricultural Systems Technology Concentration

Entomology and Plant Pathology
Major: No Undergraduate degree is offered

Food Science and Technology
Major: Food Science and Technology
Concentrations: Technology/Business, Pre-Professional, Science

Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries
Major: Forestry
Concentrations: Forest Resources Management, Wildland Recreation,

Major: Wildlife and Fisheries

Plant Sciences
Major: Plant Sciences
Concentrations: Landscape Design & Construction, Public Horticulture, Turfgrass Science & Management, Plant Science, Biotechnology & Horticulture