Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Resource Management
The Bachelor's Degree program in Agricultural Resource Management emphasizes the application of agricultural sciences and business and economic principles to the issues confronting agricultural and food producers, consumers, and institutions. Students will have an opportunity to pursue a rigorous program of study in agricultural sciences, economics, business and resources management, and agricultural extension leading to a wide range of employment opportunities within agricultural related enterprises. The students are provided skills to examine domestic and global consumer interests and their impact on supply and demand for food and agriculture products. They will specialize in managing the country’s agricultural resources and offer solutions to environmental challenges. Students will learn economic principles, strategies, planning and evaluation for both marketing and management of farms and agribusiness by examining the efficient allocation of the country’s scarce resources and profit maximization for producers.
Program Objectives
Graduates demonstrate knowledge and skills in the agricultural sciences.
Prepare graduates for future challenges and professionally manage the country’s agricultural resources
Develop the student’s ability to communicate effectively within the area of agricultural resource management
Prepare graduates to pursue advanced studies in agricultural resource management and related areas
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
Demonstrate basic knowledge in agriculture sciences and agricultural education and extension
Apply critical thinking skills to current and future issues in agriculture and resources
Utilize economic theories and quantitative techniques for post graduate studies and careers in agricultural resources management
Communicate effectively, both written and orally, within the agricultural and natural resource context
Utilize research methods to solve problems within the agriculture sector
Identify, evaluate, and effectively disseminate agricultural information to the stakeholders
Degree Requirements
Required Credit Hours :
minimum 120 hours
General Education (Req. CH:33)
Cluster 1: Skills for the Future (Req. Ch:15)
5 : The internship is conducted after completion of 90 Credit Hours following one of the following 3 options: Option1: 2 days/week for a complete semester (16 weeks). Courses can be registered in the other days of the week Option 2: 3 days/week for 3/4 of a semester (12 weeks). Courses can be registered in the other days of the week Option 3: 4 days/week for half a semester (8 weeks). Option3: Condensed courses can be taken in the remaining 8 weeks of the semester
