University of California Davis

Overview

The Agricultural and Environmental Technology program at the University of California, Davis (UC Davis) equips students with essential skills and a solid scientific foundation to enhance agricultural and environmental systems. This program emphasizes the interactions between natural processes, technology, and human activities in real-world contexts, preparing graduates for careers in education, industry, and public service.

What you'll study

• Core principles of agriculture, animal systems, and environmental issues
• Hands-on learning through laboratory work, field activities, and technology-driven coursework
• Preparation for careers that merge scientific knowledge with communication and educational roles

• Degree: Bachelor of Science (BS)
• Program focus: Agricultural and environmental technology emphasizing applied learning
• Campus: UC Davis
• Delivery: On-campus format
• Credits / duration: Follows a standard undergraduate timeline, with specific requirements varying by major
• Language of instruction: English
• Start terms: Generally begins in the Fall
• Tuition / fees: Varies based on residency status and UC Davis fee schedule

Note: For detailed information regarding unit totals, course sequencing, and current fee amounts, please refer to the UC Davis major requirements.

Entry requirements

• Prospective students must be on track to earn a high school diploma or equivalent and fulfill all UC freshman admission criteria.
• Applications are evaluated as part of the UC admissions process.
• GPA: A strong academic background is essential; minimum GPA expectations can differ based on the applicant profile.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Agricultural and Environmental Technology program can pursue diverse career paths in various sectors, including:

• Agricultural education and outreach
• Environmental consulting
• Public service roles focused on sustainable practices
• Technology integration in agricultural systems

This program not only prepares students for immediate employment but also lays the groundwork for advanced studies in related fields. Graduates are well-equipped to address pressing challenges in agriculture and the environment, making a positive impact on society.