Agricultural Business Degree

Program Overview

The Agricultural Business major combines elements of technical agriculture, business and economics into a powerful and comprehensive course of study. The major is well-suited for students who plan on a career in farming or agribusiness. 

Highlights of the Agricultural Business Major

• The agricultural business program offers outstanding academic and networking opportunities to our students, including an internship office specifically for students in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Science.

• The department has a strong record of engaging our students in applied research projects,many sponsored by regional agricultural businesses.

• Virtually all agribusiness graduates in the past four years have found related employment or have gone on to graduate school.
  
  
• The Agricultural Business and Marketing Society, a student organization on campus, helps build networks with fellow students and with professionals in the field.
  

Skills and Learning Outcomes

As a student in this program, you will learn to:

• Apply economic theory and analytical skills, such as supply and demand, price analysis, marketing, sales and risk management.
• Communicate effectively to a variety of audiences in written, oral and graphic formats.
• Understand how government policy affects agribusiness managers.
• Use data and information (budgets, statistics, etc.) to make sound business decisions.
• Make ethical business decisions.

Career Opportunities

As a graduate of this program, you will be prepared for a career in the agricultural business field. Below is a list of potential job titles and companies that graduates have found employment or internship opportunities with.

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