Undergraduate Programs

Agribusiness Management and Applied Economics

This major offers a flexible curriculum with two key areas of emphasis to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of both business operations and economic development in agricultural and natural resource industries. Students will learn to effectively manage small businesses and address complex environmental challenges within the agribusiness and natural resource sectors.

Agricultural and Extension Education

This major is tailored to equip students for various roles related to the human aspects of the agriculture and natural resources industries. From certifying secondary agricultural teachers and preparing students to effectively engage in extension work throughout communities to developing the skills needed to engage and manage people across the agricultural and natural resources sectors, this program offers diverse opportunities to build a solid foundation of skills in education, communication and leadership.

Landscape Architecture

With a special commitment to improving the quality of urban and rural life, landscape architects apply both art and science to achieve the best use of land. Students acquire hand drawing and computer skills, study design theory and site engineering, and apply the knowledge to a series of environmental design projects. 

Multidisciplinary Studies

A flexible degree program combining the completion of three minors, the MDS program allows students to tailor a set of courses to meet their interests and career goals.

Sustainable Design and Development

This major is focused on creating healthy and prosperous communities while balancing decision-making with the triple bottom line: ecological, social and economic effects (planet, people, profit).