Agricultural Education offers coursework that serves educators, leaders, and communicators in the broad agricultural industry. There is a thesis and non-thesis track, to be determined through advising and based on career objectives. The M.S. degree may be pursued with an emphasis in formal (school based agricultural education – teacher licensure) or non-formal education, leadership, communications, and/or extension, outreach, and engagement. Students work with an advisor to develop a program of study that meets their specific needs as indicated by occupational objectives and learning outcomes.

An application fee might be required. All prices are estimated for previous years and are subject to change.