Choose Your Focus
Select a primary area of agricultural interest and build coursework around your academic and career goals.
Explore agriculture on your terms. Tennessee Tech’s Agricultural Science and Management concentration gives you the flexibility to combine coursework across multiple agricultural disciplines and create a degree that reflects your interests, strengths, and career goals.
Agriculture offers countless career paths, and your degree doesn’t have to fit into just one box.
Agricultural Science and Management allows you to build a broad foundation in agriculture while focusing your studies on the areas that matter most to you.

Choose Your Focus
Select a primary area of agricultural interest and build coursework around your academic and career goals.
Explore Across Agriculture
Gain exposure to multiple agricultural disciplines while developing a broader understanding of modern agricultural systems.
Apply What You Learn
Connect classroom concepts with real-world agriculture through farm-based learning, facilities, events, and experiential opportunities.
Your education extends beyond the classroom through access to Tennessee Tech’s working agricultural facilities and hands-on learning environments.
Students can gain experience through:
Develop leadership skills, build professional connections, and gain valuable experience through student organizations, competitions, service projects, and industry events.
Because your degree can be tailored to your interests, graduates are prepared for opportunities across many areas of agriculture.
Students work closely with an advisor to select coursework and experiences that support their individual career goals.

At Tennessee Tech, you don’t have to limit your interests to one area of agriculture. Agricultural Science and Management gives you the flexibility to build a personalized program of study while gaining hands-on experience through working farms, greenhouses, agricultural events, and faculty mentorship.
You’ll graduate with a broad understanding of agriculture and a degree shaped around where you want to go next.