BS Agricultural Education

Course Overview This program prepares students for impactful careers at the intersection of agriculture, education, and communication. You will learn to teach the science, business, and technology of agriculture in both formal school settings and non-traditional learning environments. The degree offers two distinct concentrations to tailor your education to your career goals. Key Program Highlights Choose your path with two concentrations: Teacher Development (for state licensure) or Agricultural Literacy (for museums, industry, and outreach). Gain practical, hands-on experience through required internships that enhance your training and career readiness. Graduate into high-demand careers with a continuous nationwide shortage of qualified agricultural educators. Benefit from a unique interdisciplinary program offered by both the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics and the School of Education. Prepare for diverse roles in public schools, agribusiness, extension services, or youth development organizations like 4-H.