Spotlight of Agriculture

Jesus Artea

Thank you!

Agriculture

"Agriculture is the foundation of civilization and any stable economy." – Allan Savory

Career paths in agriculture

Why Study Agriculture here

Whether you're interested in technology, business, science, or the environment, an Agriculture Major offers a wide range of opportunities to make a lasting impact on the world. If you're ready to tackle some of the most pressing challenges of our time, this is the perfect major for your

Join the agriculture revoluiont

Why choose Agriculture

What is the agriculture major?

Welcome to the future of Agriculture

Faculty of genially

Admission Requirements

• High School diploma or equivalent
• Strong foundation in science (biology, chemistry, and physics)
• Mathematics proficiency (algebra, statistics)
• Passion for sustainability and food security

Key Areas of Study

• Plant and Soil Science: Study the biology, chemistry, and ecology of plants and soils to improve crop production and soil conservation.
• Animal Science: Learn about animal husbandry, genetics, nutrition, and health to ensure sustainable livestock management.
• Agricultural Economics: Understand the economic principles that influence agricultural markets, trade policies, and resource management.
• Agricultural Technology: Dive into cutting-edge technologies like precision farming, drones, automation, and data analysis to increase efficiency and sustainability.
• Sustainability and Environmental Stewardship: Explore eco-friendly farming practices, sustainable water management, and conservation efforts that protect natural resources.

Get involved

• Student Clubs & Organizations: Join clubs like the Agricultural Club, Future Farmers of America (FFA), and Agricultural Business Club to network, gain leadership experience, and engage in community service projects.
• Research Opportunities: Collaborate with faculty on cutting-edge research in sustainable agriculture, crop management, animal health, and more.
• Internships & Career Services: Take advantage of internships with agricultural businesses, government agencies, and non-profits. Our career services department will help you secure job opportunities and prepare for your career.

Are you passionate about the environment, sustainability, and food security? The Agriculture Major is designed for students who want to make a positive impact on the world by applying science, technology, and innovative practices to the agricultural industry.

The Agriculture Major offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the complex systems that drive agriculture. This major prepares students for careers in farming, food production, environmental sustainability, agricultural policy, and beyond. You'll learn how to manage resources, improve food systems, and contribute to global challenges like climate change, hunger, and land use.

• Address Global Challenges: Agriculture plays a key role in solving some of the world’s biggest problems, such as food insecurity, climate change, and sustainable development.

• Diverse Career Opportunities: Graduates can pursue careers in farming, agribusiness, research, policy-making, education, and environmental advocacy. Opportunities exist in both the private and public sectors.

• Hands-on Learning: Gain real-world experience through internships, lab work, field trips, and on-campus agricultural operations.

• Innovation and Technology: Be at the forefront of agricultural innovation with access to the latest research and technology aimed at improving productivity, sustainability, and efficiency.

• Cutting-Edge Facilities: Our state-of-the-art labs, greenhouses, and farms allow students to engage in hands-on learning and research projects.

• Experienced Faculty: Learn from professors who are experts in their fields and passionate about shaping the next generation of agricultural leaders.

• Global Perspective: We emphasize the importance of global food systems and offer opportunities for international study and internships.

• Sustainability Focus: We are committed to training students in environmentally sustainable practices, ensuring agriculture remains viable for future generations.

• Farm Manager: Oversee agricultural operations, manage crops and livestock, and ensure sustainable practices.

• Agricultural Economist: Analyze data on supply, demand, and market trends to improve profitability and efficiency in agriculture.

• Agricultural Engineer: Develop equipment and systems to improve farming techniques and increase productivity.

• Environmental Consultant: Advise farms, corporations, and government agencies on sustainable practices and environmental compliance.

• Food Safety and Quality Control Specialist: Ensure that food products meet health and safety standards from farm to table.

• Research Scientist: Work in laboratories and field studies to develop new agricultural technologies and practices.