Agricultural Education majors may choose from two options: Teaching or Relations. Agricultural education graduates are employed by high schools, area vocational schools, community colleges, public agriculture sector, Extension Service, Natural Resource Conservation Service, and other federal and state and government agencies. The agricultural education curriculum is designed to provide professional preparation for extension agents, middle school and secondary agricultural education teachers and persons in agriculture service areas where content knowledge, pedagogical and andragogical skills, and presentation experience are desirable attributes. Our graduates are prepared for a wide variety of jobs because they have a broad base of knowledge combined with excellent people skills. Students in agricultural education gain leadership experience through the Collegiate 4-H, Collegiate FFA, MSU Agricultural Education Club and other College of Agriculture student organizations.

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