They have completed milling technology courses along with other university courses. This gives them a broad-based, comprehensive university education. Milling science is not a curriculum for the student who is after an easy education. The curriculum requires a significant amount of science and mathematics. A milling science degree offers you a job in a stable industry and prepares its graduates for making complicated management decisions required in the milling and allied industries.
Salaries are high and graduates progress up the career ladder rapidly.
Opportunities are plentiful. K-State offers the only bachelor's degree in milling in the United States and perhaps the world. That means K-State is a major supplier for graduates entering the industry. K-State's Department of Grain Science and Industry has an international reputation within the milling and allied industries. Students from all over the world come to study here.