Courses

MS in Agricultural Economics
A Master of Science degree in Agricultural Economics provides professional training for students seeking the skills in management, finance, real estate, entrepreneurship, marketing, policy analysis, and decision-making needed in today’s business world with a focus on the food and fiber industry.

Turfgrass Science
Students following this curriculum develop and utilize basic scientific knowledge to understand the most fundamental resources—turfgrass, soils, and water—and the interaction of these resources in different environmental settings. The required courses provide an essential foundation, while the elective courses (i.e.

Biological & Agricultural Engineering
Offered in conjunction with the College of Engineering, the biological and agricultural engineering program develops graduates who can pursue engineering careers in industry, academia, consulting or government.

Agricultural Communications & Journalism
One of the few majors of its kind in the nation, this major focuses on writing, editing, publications production, public relations, and web communications. Students in this program gain real-world knowledge in print, broadcast, and web communications.