Bachelor of Science in Agriculture - Animal - Wildlife Veterinary Technology

The mission of the Dick and Mary Lewis Kleberg College of Agriculture and Natural Resources is to deliver excellent programs in agriculture and natural resources, founded upon experiential learning, that develop critical thinking and leadership skills. Through applied research, outreach and service, we improve the well-being of stakeholders. The college offers the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Animal Science, Rangeland & Wildlife Sciences, and Veterinary Technology. The agricultural programs at Texas A&M University-Kingsville strive to serve the unique and diverse agriculture needs of South Texas with widely applicable programs in teaching, research and public service. Its program in the agricultural sciences is augmented by courses in the natural sciences, the arts and other supporting fields. A major in one of the five disciplines - Agribusiness, Agriculture Science, Animal Science, Rangeland and Wildlife Management, and Veterinary Technology - leads to a degree, as indicated later.