A Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Science combines laboratory, field and greenhouse work with classroom study to prepare students for careers across production, policy and agribusiness. The program suits students who want a broad, science-based agricultural education with hands-on training and options to tailor electives toward specific industry roles.
The curriculum provides a broad grounding across biological and agricultural sciences and includes coursework and practical training in:
Students are encouraged to consult advisors and the University Catalog for the complete curriculum and detailed course descriptions, and to select electives that align with their career goals.
The programme page does not list specific admission criteria; applicants should consult the university's admissions information and an academic advisor or the course catalog for up-to-date entry requirements.
Graduates are prepared for a wide range of roles across the agricultural sector, including:
The program page does not specify scholarships; prospective students should explore university-wide financial aid, departmental awards and internship opportunities, and contact advisors or the financial aid office for current funding sources relevant to agricultural students.
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