Graduates have a broad base of agricultural knowledge, the ability to communicate effectively, and skills in problem solving. They have an understanding of technology and the ability to live and work in a global society. For curriculum detail see the curriculum of Professional Agriculture , in the College of Agriculture . The graduate major in professional agriculture is an off-campus program leading to the degree master of agriculture. The program is considered to be a professional master's degree and not preparation for further graduate study.
Graduates have a broad base of knowledge in one or more agriculture disciplines.
They have the ability to communicate effectively and make decisions based on knowledge.