From day one, you are offered hands-on opportunities to work with real-world clients. You can customize your major by focusing on several areas of emphasis, including: Account Services Creative/Interactive Public Relations Sports Communication Digital Communication No matter which path you choose, ...

Agribusiness is taking a mix of courses in business and agriculture that provides students with the decision-making framework of business and the technical aspects of agriculture and food systems. This also prepares students for a career in the diverse, rapidly changing agribusiness industry.

Agribusiness is taking a mix of courses in business and agriculture that provides students with the decision-making framework of business and the technical aspects of agriculture and food systems. This also prepares students for a career in the diverse, rapidly changing agribusiness industry.

Majoring in Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Communication prepares you to develop and share messages about critical issues related to food, fuel, water, landscapes and people. You will learn to communicate clearly and effectively to diverse audiences about the wide range of topics related to ...

The economic environment faced by producers, agribusiness firms, and public-and private-sector agencies and organizations is characterized by constant change. Effective responses to this challenging transition in the agricultural industry require professionals who are creative, adaptable and well-tr ...

The agricultural education major offers two distinct options - Teaching or Agricultural Leadership. Both options emphasize interpersonal communication and leadership theory, a breadth of required agricultural science and natural resource course work, and field experiences to reinforce classroom lear ...

Do you like to invent new and better ways to make things work? Are you interested in designing and testing machinery, working with nature, or managing natural resources? If you enjoy challenges and solving problems, consider agricultural engineering. Our engineering program is ranked among the top ...

The field of agronomy encompasses the sciences related to crops and soils. It includes crop production, crop breeding, seed production and certification, weed science, range and pasture management, soil management and irrigation, and soil conservation. The agronomy degree program is designed for stu ...

Hands-on... challenging... rewarding: The Animal Science Department offers all this and more as students prepare for careers related in animal biology and industry. The management, well-being and safe use of animals for food, fiber, and recreation are all components of this science based profession. ...

Anthropology studies the full range of the human experience from human origins and prehistoric cultures to traditional and modern societies. While anthropology documents human behavior and cultural patterns around the world, it is also concerned with preserving cultural diversity and improving the l ...

The degree program in applied climate science is designed to educate you in basic and applied sciences related to meteorology and climatology. This major will provide a foundation for understanding the climate system and its components, as well as the impact of climate on the environment and human ...

The Applied Science major allows students to select from a broad range of courses across the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources to make the degree fit their career goals. Applied Science is one of the most flexible majors on campus - students are able to choose nearly 50% of the ...

As an architectural engineer, you'll blend the fundamental principles of engineering with new and emerging technologies to plan and design integrated building systems, such as: acoustics communications and controls electrical power lighting mechanical (heating, air-conditioning and ventilation) str ...

Beginning with visual literacy, students investigate the ways society communicates beliefs and values through the artifacts we make. You'll develop an expanded awareness of your surroundings and an understanding of the potential for visual images and constructed artifacts to express your own ideas ...

Art history provides a humanistic foundation for understanding the visual arts. Emphasis is placed on the social, political, historical and religious contexts of art while also analyzing the form and style of artworks. Theoretical and critical literature on interpreting art is an important part of ...