Agricultural education

In addition to school-based educators, agricultural education can prepare those interested in careers in agricultural industry. The program provides an overview of agricultural education with an emphasis on the "people side" of agri-business; training and development, sales and sales management, extension programs, and other agricultural-based businesses.

Program highlights

Interdisciplinary study: The program combines the resources of the College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences and the College of Education and Human Development, two of the University's most highly regarded academic units.

Licensure: The college's agricultural education program is the only one in the state that licenses agricultural educators.

National recognition: The graduate-level agricultural education program is housed in the Department of Work and Human Resource Education, ranked fourth in the nation by U.S. News & World Reports.

M.Ed./initial licensure in agricultural education

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M.Ed. in agricultural education

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M.A. in work and human resource education (agricultural, food, and environmental education concentration)

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Ph.D. in work and human resource education (agricultural, food, and environmental education concentration)

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Ed.D. in work and human resource education (agricultural, food, and environmental education concentration)

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