A degree in Agronomy aims to educate and develop professionals prepared to manage complex plant production, landscape, and soil management systems. Graduates will leverage an appreciation of nature; scientific knowledge and data; and teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills to become leaders and change makers in agronomic systems in Nebraska and beyond.
The Agronomy major core curriculum provides the foundational and advanced knowledge and skills necessary for success in any career pathway in agronomy, including courses in plant and soil science, pest biology and management, systems thinking, technical communication, and career development. Students will complement their program of study with two additional areas of professional specialization provided through emphases and/or minors. There are no additional admission requirements beyond the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s core course and performance requirements. Students are assigned a faculty advisor after New Student Enrollment.
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