Prepare Future Ag Professionals
As a teacher, you will provide learning opportunities to inspire our next generation of agricultural professionals as they gain important, life-sustaining skills.
From ancient achievements to today's amazing advancements, the field of agriculture is discovering new ways to create ideal environments for animal and plant production. With this major, you will gain competencies in technical and production agriculture as well as methods and techniques for teaching and planning courses. Additionally, you will learn to organize and conduct on-farm agricultural instruction and demonstration programs for schools and the community at large. Indoors or outdoors, you'll spread important, life-sustaining skills to future generations.
Is this Program a Good Fit for You?
Agricultural Science and technology students are typically interested in:
- Agricultural education
- Agricultural industries
- Agricultural management
- Horticulture
SEE YOURSELF SUCCEED WITH A DEGREE IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
A&M-Commerce has one of the top hands-on agricultural programs in Texas. Explore horticulture, wildlife, livestock herds and more through exciting experiential learning and modern facilities.
The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources is a growing family with a supportive student culture, including multiple student organizations and competitive judging and show teams.
The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources puts you front and center to potential employers by fostering positive relationships and maintaining a strong public presence throughout the agricultural industry.
Work with professors who have ambitious research agendas solving problems on the farm, increasing nursery efficiency and improving worker safety.
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Practical Application
A degree in agricultural science and technology with a teacher certification will offer you the opportunity to:
- Learn the ins and outs of technical and production agriculture.
- Gain strategies and techniques for classroom instruction and planning programs.
- Organize and conduct community and on-farm agricultural instruction and demonstration programs for interactive learning.
Alumni Profiles
Minors
- Agribusiness
- Agricultural Education
- Agronomy
- Animal Science
- Equine Science
- Horticulture
- Family and Consumer Sciences
- Food Studies
What You Will Learn
You will receive a comprehensive overview of how science and technology improve the processes and outcomes in agriculture. You will also gain theories and practices for teaching in and out of the classroom.
Courses to Prepare You for Your Career
- Foundation courses include intro to agriculture, general chemistry and animal science. Supporting courses include organic chemistry, quantitative chemistry and agricultural economics.
- Core courses include agricultural and youth leadership, farm management and agricultural economics.
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Undergraduate Program Costs
Program Costs
Tuition and fees for undergraduate students taking 12 credit hours are $4,212 for Texas residents and $9,108 for non-residents.
