Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness: Agriculture Communications

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness: Agriculture Communications program at Southeast Missouri State University prepares students to effectively communicate the story of agriculture and the environment. Graduates are equipped for careers in media, marketing, finance, policy, and related fields, with a foundation for graduate studies. The program is designed for both traditional and transfer students, offering a comprehensive curriculum that includes coursework in agriculture, communications, and general education.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• The Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness: Agriculture Communications program at Southeast Missouri State University equips students with the skills and knowledge to communicate the story of agriculture and the environment effectively.
• This program prepares graduates for positions in media design, layout, photography, journalism, broadcasting, sales, marketing, finance, policy, consulting, and related areas.
• It also provides a foundation for graduate work leading to a master's or doctoral degree.
• The program is designed for students who complete all four years at Southeast and for students transferring to Southeast with an AA or AAS degree.

Outline:

• Year 1:
• Fall Semester: UI100 (1), EN100 (3), AO120/125 (4), AY101 (3), and General Education (3)
• Spring Semester: AG111 (1), AG140 (3), AG245 (3), AR180/IM518 (3), MA116/155 (3), and General Education (3)
• Year 2:
• Fall Semester: AG208 (3), CH181 or 184/185 (4-5), MC221 (3), and General Education (3)
• Spring Semester: AG250 (3), AY210 (2), HO110 (3), General Education (3), and General Education (3)
• Year 3:
• Fall Semester: AG334 (3), HO310/470 (3), MC322 (3), General Education (3), and General Education (3)
• Spring Semester: AG313 (3), AG355 (2), AG447 (3), AO327/401 (3), MK301 (3), and General Education (3)
• Year 4:
• Fall Semester: AC221 or AG381 (3), AG340 (3), AY205/240/320 (3), Elective (3), and Elective (3)
• Spring Semester: AG470 (3), MK341/344 (3), IM300/MC331 (3), UI436 (3), and Elective (3-4)
• Summer Session:
AG465/469 (3)

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Careers:

• Graduates with a degree in Agribusiness: Agriculture Communications can pursue careers as:
• Advertising Account Executive
• Graphic Designer
• Reporter for Science, Agriculture, or Business
• News Writer or Editor
• Photojournalist
• Public Relations Coordinator
• Legislative Affairs Specialist
• Marketing and Communication Coordinator
• Sales and Company Representatives
• Agriculture Advocacy
• Community Development
• Extension Education
• Fundraising Coordinator
• Sales and Management of Agriculture Products
• Professional and Trade Associations
• Video and Audio Editing