We welcome and challenge you to forge new technologies that improve agricultural systems and processes. Our hands-on curriculum gives you access to the best facilities and labs on campus.

Our Department offers students three cutting-edge undergraduate majors, and a combined bachelor's and master's program.

Crop Sciences’ job placement rate is 85% (with more than 30% pursuing advanced degrees) and starting salaries average $48,857. As a graduate of our program, you will join in our critical mission to feed the growing population while protecting the environment. Our faculty are internationally recognized experts. You are encouraged to participate in research experiences through paid jobs in various research labs with faculty members.

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Agronomy Major

Plant, soil, and data management for resilient, sustainable cropping systems.

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Computer Science + Crop Sciences Major

Make a difference in the world using programming and coding.

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Crop Sciences Major

Choose one of three concentrations to tailor your education: agroecology, crop agribusiness, or horticultural food systems.

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Plant Biotechnology Major

Help feed billions sustainably, improve our planet’s health, and make a direct impact on agriculture and the world.

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4+1 Non-Thesis Master's Program

Get a Master’s degree in less time! This is an opportunity to earn a Master of Crop Sciences degree in as little as two semesters.

Minor in Crop Sciences

Crop Sciences offers two minors: Crop and Soil Management and Horticulture. These minors are designed to provide students with a basic understanding and knowledge of a secondary subject matter area of their choice.

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Erika Olivares
Undergraduate Recruiter & Academic Advisor
Erika Olivares