Purdue University

Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Systems Management at Purdue University equips students with the skills necessary to design, operate, and enhance the technical systems integral to modern agriculture. This program bridges agricultural science with engineering, data analysis, safety protocols, and leadership principles, preparing graduates to manage farms, facilities, and technology-driven production systems.

What you'll study

Typical course areas include:

• Agricultural Systems Management
• Agricultural Systems Computations and Communications
• Technical Graphic Communication
• Career Opportunities Seminar
• Crop Production Equipment
• Facilities Planning and Management
• Safety in Agriculture
• Senior Seminar
• Project Planning and Management
• Electives and supporting coursework in agricultural science and related technical fields

Capstone / final-year requirement: The program includes a Senior Seminar and project-based planning components, allowing students to integrate their technical and management skills prior to graduation.

Concentrations (where available): Students have the opportunity to customize their electives towards specific interests such as agrosecurity, leadership and management, or data and information systems. Please verify current concentration options with the university.

Entry requirements

Academic requirements: A minimum GPA of 2.5 is typically required for admission.

English requirements: Non-native speakers may be required to demonstrate English proficiency through standardized tests such as IELTS, TOEFL iBT, or Duolingo English Test. Minimum score requirements vary by examination.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Agricultural Systems Management program can pursue various career opportunities in sectors such as farm management, agricultural technology, safety management, and facilities operations. With a strong foundation in both technical and management skills, alumni are well-prepared to contribute to the evolving landscape of modern agriculture.