Agricultural Education and Communication Master's Degree

All students are required to meet the general university admission requirements.

Program-Specific Deadlines for U.S. Applicants

• Fall semester (begins in late August): Feb. 1
• Spring semester (begins in late January): Sept. 1
• Summer semester (begins in late May): Feb. 1

Additional Documentation
Your application must include the following:

• Statement of objectives: State academic objectives, giving specific reasons for the selection of the field of study, contemplated research areas and professional plans. Most statements are three to four paragraphs in length.
• Names and emails of three professional and/or academic references
• Unofficial transcripts from each institution attended
  • Failure to list any colleges or universities from which the applicant received a degree or enrolled in graduate coursework may result in dismissal from the university.
  • If transcripts are not in English, the applicant must furnish a translation by an appropriate authority.
  • Applicants will be asked for official transcripts after notification of admission.

A master’s degree in agricultural education and communication makes it possible to pursue the following careers:

• classroom teacher
• extension educator
• agricultural museum curator
• curriculum developer
• environmental educator
• communications professional
• program manager
• international agricultural development specialist
• outreach coordinator
• Congressional staffer

What courses will I take? Learn more about the courses in this program.

Master of Science Degree in Agricultural Education and Communication

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