Graduate Program
The Agricultural Education and Studies Department is known for the quality and diversity of its program, faculty, and students. Faculty members represent a diverse set of agricultural education interests and perspectives. They are involved in a variety of state, national, and international research and development efforts. Significant scholarly work is being conducted in a number of areas and the department is widely recognized for its research programs in teaching-learning processes. Research focus areas include experiential learning, life-long learning, educational evaluation, and communication technologies. Our Graduate Faculty members can serve on Program of Study Committees for graduate students: Acker, Cooper, Dollisso, Grudens-Schuck, Hartmann, Martin, Masambuka-Kanchewa, Miller, Qu, Retallick, Rinker, Smalley, and Tidgren.
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Education and Outreach in ANR Certificate
An agriculture and natural resources (ANR) online program designed to support individuals working in extension, nonprofit, and government industries
Student Resources
Distance Graduate Education Costs
Distance education tuition and fees breakdown (PDF)
Graduate Student Organizations
More information on student organizations