Agriculture Education
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Degree Program
Agricultural teacher education majors focus on instructional strategies and methods to help others learn about the cultivation of life, including plants, farm animals, and other life forms. Students in this major study plant and animal sciences, technology, and food production and utilization along with curriculum design and delivery and classroom management, among other areas.
Students at FVSU can earn a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree with a major in agricultural teacher education, in addition to teaching, they pursue careers in agricultural chemical sales, extension services, farm management, processing plant management, ranchers, and government workers.
The program is administered through the College of Agriculture, Family Sciences, and Technology in conjunction with the College of Education and Professional Studies.
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Emerging Leaders Interactive Training and Experience Program (ELITE)
The ELITE program is a leadership and professional development training designed to produce future leaders in agricultural sciences.
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Inspiring Others Through Teaching
Young alumnus Brandon Gross sparks imagination as an agricultural education teacher.
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Meet the Faculty
FVSU’s Animal Science have gained a following for their deep expertise. Learn more.
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Teaching: Like Father, Like Son
As an agricultural educator, Alumnus Dr. Dexter Wakefield follows in his father’s footsteps in teaching. Learn more.
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