The agricultural communication major provides students with the knowledge and skills to be effective agricultural communicators. Graduates are equipped with practical communication skills to identify current and emerging issues affecting the agricultural sector, as well as developing and disseminating messages using various channels and platforms. In addition, our graduates are capable of listening and communicating empathically, fostering mutual agreement and trust, and demonstrating understanding and respect for people with different perspectives.   

Our students also gain foundational knowledge in agricultural sciences such as animal science, horticulture, agronomy, agricultural and rural policy studies, global resource systems, food science and human nutrition, and agricultural business.   

The flexibility of our program allows students to choose courses that align with their career paths in various agricultural sciences and communication areas. Our graduates possess versatile skill sets, enabling them to pursue careers in public policy, agricultural extension, agri-business, marketing, event management, and community development. They are well-equipped to work in non-profit organizations, businesses, educational and research institutions, and mainstream media. 

Agricultural Communication Placement Information

Curriculum

2025-2026 Agricultural Communication 

• Previous catalog year curricula can be found in the catalog archive