Majors/Areas of Interest
The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources offers undergraduate programs in 11 different fields that can lead you to thousands of career options. Visit our Undergraduate Programs page for a full listing of degrees offered by CASNR.
Visit What Can I Do With This Degree? to read about careers paths our alumni have taken.
Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics
- Agricultural and Applied Economics
- Agricultural Business Management
- Agricultural Production
- Agribusiness
- Agricultural and Applied Economics/General Business (Dual Degree)
Department of Agricultural Education and Communications
- Interdisciplinary Agriculture (Agricultural Education)
- Teacher Certification
- Agricultural Leadership
- Agricultural Communication
- Electronic Media
- Print Media
- Public Relations/Marketing
Department of Animal and Food Science
- Animal Science
- Business
- Production
- Meat Science
- Science (Pre-Veterinary, Pre-Professional Health)
- Food Technology
- Science
- Industry
Department of Landscape Architecture
- Landscape Architecture
Department of Plant and Soil Science
- Environmental Crop and Soil Sciences
- Cropping Systems Management
- Crop Biotechnology
- Crop Protection
- Soil and Water Science
- Forages and Grazing Systems
- Horticultural and Turfgrass Sciences
- Horticultural Science
- Turfgrass Science
- Horticultural Biotechnology
- Horticultural Plant Protection
- Environmental Horticulture
Department of Natural Resources Management
- Range Conservation
- Ranch Management
- Wildlife Biology
- Fisheries Biology
- Conservation Science
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Did You Know?
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