Bachelor of Science - Agricultural Education

At an early age, youth can begin learning important lifelong skills about raising crops, caring for animals, conducting research, and managing a farm or agribusiness.

This program prepares students to teach secondary-level students (grades 6-12) about the agriculture industry and technologies. Students will gain broad agriculture knowledge, explore teaching methods, and learn how to plan a curriculum, manage a classroom and supervise out-of-classroom learning programs like FFA and 4-H.

Hands-on learning opportunities include shadowing a local teacher, assisting a local FFA chapter, and studying at the on-campus animal centers, greenhouses, and plant science farms.