Bachelor's Degree · Agriculture Track

Bachelor of Arts in Business — Agriculture

Pair core business skills with agricultural science to lead in farm management, agribusiness, and sustainable food systems.

Degree

Bachelor of Arts

Credit Hours

120 total · 12 elective hours

Format

100% Online · 8-week terms

The Program

Program Overview

Agriculture merges traditional practices with modern technology to ensure food security, promote sustainability, and support economies. This track builds foundational business skills while exploring the dynamic world of agriculture — from sustainable farming to agricultural business management — for students who want to make a positive impact where strong business management meets the land.

Career Outlook

Where This Degree Can Take You

Graduates pursue roles across the agricultural business world, combining business acumen with agricultural expertise.

Agribusiness Manager

Oversee operations in agricultural businesses, ensuring efficiency and profitability across the enterprise.

Farm Manager

Manage day-to-day farm operations, including planning, crop production, and livestock management.

Sustainable Agriculture Consultant

Advise on sustainable farming practices, crop management, pest control, and soil health.

Supply Chain & Sales

Manage logistics, distribution, and supply chain operations — or sell agricultural products, equipment, and services to farmers and agribusinesses.

Admissions

Admission Requirements

Standard undergraduate admission requirements apply — no additional materials are needed for this program.

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Curriculum

What You'll Study

This track shares the same Business Administration core as the General Business track, plus a set of agriculture-focused electives.

Track-Specific Coursework

Agriculture Electives (12 hours)

  • AFE 215 — Agribusiness Management
  • AFE 426 — Agricultural Economics and Marketing
  • FIN 460 — Entrepreneurial Finance
  • ECO 311 — Business Statistics I

Shared Business Core

This track shares the full Pre-Business and Business Professional Core with the General Business track — see that page for the complete course list.

How to Apply

When applying, select Business Administration as your program. You'll declare your Agriculture concentration after you're enrolled.

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Your Next Step

Ready to Get Started?

When applying, select Business Administration as your program. You'll declare your Agriculture concentration after you're enrolled.