Agribusiness Management
Professor Jeff Galle
Assistant Professor Tim Finlay
Instructor T.J. Devine
Majors & Programs
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Agribusiness Management, Major -
Agribusiness Management, Minor
Courses
AG 111: Emerging Issues in Ag & Natural Resources
AG 202: Horticulture, Plant & Soil Science
AG 203: Agricultural Animal Science
AG 211: Introduction to Agribusiness
AG 321: Agricultural Marketing
Marketing concepts, techniques, and management of the U.S. marketing system from agricultural production, agribusiness, and traditional business perspectives.
AG 331: Agricultural Economics
AG 340: Farm Management
AG 461: Independent Study in Agribusiness Management
AG 462: Independent Study in Agribusiness Management
AG 463: Internship in Agribusiness
A practical application of theoretical skills in actual job-related situations May be repeated for a maximum of 6 hours. Open to sophomore junior and senior majors.
AG 464: Internship in Agribusiness
A practical application of theoretical skills in actual job-related situations. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 hours. Open to sophomore junior and senior majors.
AG 491: Agribusiness Management Senior Capstone
This course will serve as the capstone course for all senior-level students majoring in Agribusiness Management. In addition, a strong emphasis will be placed on undergraduate research. Specifically, students will be asked to research relevant agribusiness topics from either the social scientific or humanistic perspectives during the semester and formally present their scholarly findings. As part of the capstone experience in this course, students will be asked to synthesize their previous coursework and critically reflect on their experiences in the Agribusiness Management program.