Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies - Agricultural Education

Agricultural education embodies a lot It combines leadership development, experiential learning, and teaching instruction to teach others the importance of agriculture, food, and natural resources. Agricultural educators teach (both formally and informally) these subjects using a variety of content areas such as science, communication, leadership, math, and technology.Our accelerated one-year master's degree in agricultural allows students to receive a quality education with the opportunity to quickly head back into industry or the classroom. We also offer students the opportunity to: create a professional educator portfolio (with the help of our expert faculty) to help market your skill setsreceive a master's degree along with a teacher licensure a 45-credit master's degree (lesser the credits, the sooner you get to enter the professional field, not to mention costs saved on courses)cohort-styled classes, which creates a collaborative environment for peer-to-peer learning, plus lifelong friendships

A four-year baccalaureate degree (or international equivalent), a professional degree (such as BPharm, BVsc, MBBS, MD, DVM, DPharm, etc.), or an appropriate U.S./Canadian alternative degree, from a regionally accredited (US) or recognized (International) college or university, with a cumulative B average (equivalent 3.00 on a U.S. 4.00 grading scale) on the most recent baccalaureate degree or any subsequent graduate degree from a regionally accredited (US) or recognized (International) college or university, plus all work completed thereafter.OR:A four-year baccalaureate degree (or international equivalent), a professional degree, or an appropriate U.S./Canadian alternative degree, from an regionally accredited (US) or recognized (International) college or university, and a 45-quarter credit equivalent graduate degree from a regionally accredited (US) or recognized (International) college or university, with a cumulative B average (equivalent 3.00 on a U.S. 4.00 grading scale) on the most recent graduate degree.