Bachelor of Science - Agriculture - Agri-Science

Agriculture is one of the most important areas students could choose because it addresses a basic human need—food and other natural resources. This Agri-Science concentration has a comprehensive and flexible curriculum that encompasses many aspects of agriculture, including the study of animal, plant, soil and environmental systems and natural resource management. The students can enter a variety of careers in agricultural business, government, extension, and nonprofit sectors, or go onto graduate schools, or work for themselves. APSU's graduates work in a wide variety of Agricultural related careers. These include but are not limited to:

Agri-Science students are interested in many aspects of agriculture and natural resource management including Animal Science, Plant and Crop Science, Soil Science, Pest Management, Beekeeping, Agricultural Education, Forestry and Conservation. APSU Agriculture courses are delivered in small class settings with individual attention from faculty with experience and expertise in agriculture. Students have opportunities for hands-on learning at the 440-acre University Farm and Environmental Education Center to study livestock, crops, forestry, wildlife and natural resources or in internships and cooperative education opportunities with businesses and governmental agencies.