the agricultural communications program is designed to produce graduates who possess exceptional communication skills meshed with a strong science-based background in agriculture and natural resources. this degree enables graduates to communicate vital information related to science, agriculture, natural resources, food and the environment to diverse audiences.

agricultural communications graduates are prepared to work in the public and private sectors—from corporations to government agencies to nonprofits—pursuing a variety of careers including: writers, photographers, graphic designers, web developers and managers, videographers, electronic/digital media producers, marketing specialists, public relations practitioners, publishers, researchers, distance education specialists, overseas development workers, extension educators and managers and editors of magazines and other printed or online news venues.

graduates work throughout corporate america, institutions of higher learning, government agencies, medical technology operations, lobbyist and advocacy groups, non-profits and research organizations in the public and private sector. this combination of technical subject matter knowledge and communication skills is not found in other curricula. the program also prepares students for graduate and professional schools, including law school.