Undergraduate Programs
The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences offers degrees incorporating basic life sciences and applied agricultural sciences.
Majors
Our students pursue undergraduate degrees in many areas. A director of the undergraduate programs (DUP) for each department can provide additional assistance.
Agricultural and Resource Economics
Agricultural and Human Sciences
Department of Agricultural and Human Sciences
Majors and Concentrations
DUP: Joseph Donaldson
Animal Science
Major and Concentrations
DUP: Melissa Merrill
Biological and Agricultural Engineering
Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering
Majors and Concentrations
DUP: Andy Hale
Crop and Soil Sciences
Department of Crop and Soil Sciences
Majors and Concentrations
- Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems
- Crop and Soil Sciences
- Natural Resources
DUP: Keith Edmisten
Entomology and Plant Pathology
Department of Entomology and Plant Pathology
Majors and Concentrations
Food, Bioprocessing and Nutrition Sciences
Department of Food, Bioprocessing and Nutrition Sciences
Majors and Concentrations
Horticultural Science
Department of Horticultural Science
Majors and Concentrations
- Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems
- Horticultural Science
DUP: Jodi Songer
Molecular and Structural Biochemistry
Department of Molecular and Structural Biochemistry
Major and Concentrations
Poultry Science
Prestage Department of Poultry Science
Majors and Concentrations
- Poultry Science
DUP: Lynn Worley-Davis
Minors
A CALS degree is stronger and more marketable when combined with a minor in agriculture and life sciences.
- Agricultural Business Management
- Biological and Agricultural Engineering Technology
- Agricultural Entrepreneurship
- Agroecology
- Animal Science
- Applied Ecology
- Biotechnology
- Brewing Science and Technology
- Crop Science
- Entomology
- Extension Education
- Feed Milling
- Food Science
- Horticultural Science
- Leadership in Agriculture and Life Sciences
- Nutrition
- Plant Biology
- Poultry Science
- Soil Science
- Turfgrass
Online Certificates
Online undergraduate certificates allow a variety of learners to develop a specialized skill set, train on a new subject, and/or enhance their academic experience. All programs require at least 12 credit hours and have been approved by the Chancellor. Apply for each program through the Online Distance Education website.
Agricultural Institute Majors
The Agricultural Institute offers a diverse range of degree programs to provide the hands-on educational experience career-ready students need to succeed. Our majors and concentrations offer endless opportunities after graduation, but it’s important to explore them all to see what is the best fit for you.
Visit the Agricultural Institute website for more information about AGI majors and the associate of applied science degree.