The Agricultural Communications and Journalism program at K-State is one of the best in the country. We do this by emphasizing learning, advising, academic integrity, extracurricular activities, professional networking, and industry contacts.
Communications is a fascinating and dynamic field.
Digital technologies are creating new opportunities for communicators. In the major, students take 30 credit hours or more of journalism and mass communications classes and specialize in courses related to communications in food and agriculture. Courses in food and agricultural sciences comprise 30 or more hours in the major. Flexibility in the program allows students opportunities to dual major or minor in another field. Specific requirements of the available at the link below.