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Agricultural and Life Sciences

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The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences offers some of the nation's most respected programs in the areas of agriculture and the life sciences.

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Agricultural Education, M.S.
Learn to develop and disseminate educational programs to youth and adults through informal extension education activities and secondary agricultural education programs.
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Animal Science
Learn to collect and analyze data that contributes to innovations in animal science. Specialize in animal nutrition, reproductive physiology, meats, animal breeding, and muscle biology and growth
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Biological and Agricultural Engineering
This degree gives you skills to design systems and solve problems to remediate the environment, manage water resources sustainably, and develop alternative energy sources.
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Family and Consumer Sciences
Use scientific research methods to understand issues of human development, family relations, personal and family finance, nutrition, and community.
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Plant Science
Prepare for a career that addresses critical human needs both here and abroad – and enjoy the perpetual challenges of this ever-evolving science
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Animal Physiology
Sharpen your lab expertise and select a specialization in animal growth, nutrition, or reproduction. Achieve independence in your research and write a dissertation.
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Applied Economics
Apply statistical and mathematical analysis to complex issues involving agriculture, communities, and natural resources.
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Entomology
Work side-by-side your professors to solve complex biological and ecological problems in which insects are crop pests, beneficial organisms or carriers of human diseases
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Food Science, M.S. and Ph.D.
Apply microbiology, chemistry, nutrition, and engineering to develop new food products, improve the safety and quality of food products, and design safer and more energy-efficient food processes.
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Soil and Land Resources
Learn the amazingly complex chemical and biological processes that shape the soil ecosystem; develop valued expertise in managing soils and conserving soil and water quality