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Get a comprehensive introduction to business management through a combination of technical and general courses to prepare you for agribusiness management.

Agribusiness includes firms that produce, process, distribute and sell food, fiber and other bio-based products derived from agricultural products.

Prepare for careers in agricultural advertising, public relations and communications while building a strong foundation in agriculture and completing coursework toward a bachelor’s degree.

The Agricultural Communication program is designed to prepare students for advertising, public relations and oral communication within agriculture.

Agricultural Systems Management combines engineering technology and business skills to prepare students to manage modern agricultural systems using automation, equipment and data-driven technologies.

Prepare for careers teaching agricultural science in schools, Extension and industry while completing the first half of a bachelor’s degree in agriscience education.

Prepare to teach agricultural science in public schools while gaining broad knowledge of agriculture and agribusiness. Graduates are equipped for careers in education and across the agricultural industry.

Study the science of crop production, soil health and pest management while completing the first half of a bachelor’s degree in sustainable plant systems.

Get a strong foundation for a bachelor's degree in Animal Sciences with specializations focused on your interest areas.

Study the science behind livestock, poultry, companion animals and animal products while building a strong foundation in genetics, nutrition, physiology, management and animal welfare.

Build real-world business skills in accounting, marketing, finance and leadership while customizing your path with a specialization in agricultural business.

The community leadership program at Ohio State equips students with knowledge and skills needed to exert a positive influence in a future leadership role.

Gain hands-on construction and project management skills — from reading plans to estimating and scheduling — to step confidently into leadership roles in the building industry.

The Construction Systems Management (CSM) program, accredited by the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE), equips students with management skills for roles in commercial, heavy and residential construction.

Learn the science of crop management and soil conservation while building the technical and business skills needed for careers in crop production, consulting and agricultural services.

Entomology is the study of insects and their impact on ecosystems, agriculture, and public health, preparing students for careers in pest management, research and environmental science.

Join a multi-disciplinary major that focuses on the economic, business and social dimensions of sustainability.

Explore how policy, behavior and community engagement shape environmental solutions while developing skills to address today’s growing environmental challenges.

Study today’s most pressing environmental challenges while gaining hands-on field experience and practical skills to develop solutions for issues like climate change, water quality and resource scarcity.

Food Business Management blends food science and business strategy to prepare students for careers in the food industry through hands-on learning in product development, marketing and management.

Combine chemistry, biology and creativity to develop safe, nutritious and sustainable foods while preparing for careers in food innovation, research and the global food industry.

Apply engineering principles to improve food systems, renewable energy and environmental sustainability while developing solutions that support a productive and sustainable future.

Study conservation and ecosystem management while developing the knowledge and skills to protect wildlife, restore habitats and manage natural resources.

Gain hands-on experience in greenhouse and nursery production while learning plant propagation, greenhouse management and advanced horticultural technologies.

Gain hands-on experience in greenhouse and nursery production while learning plant propagation, hydroponics and advanced greenhouse technologies.

Horticulture and Crop Science combines plant science and practical application to improve crop yields, develop resilient landscapes, and produce plants for food, environmental benefits and recreation.

Explore how environmental systems and human decision-making shape natural resource use while gaining hands-on experience managing parks, protected areas and working landscapes.

Plant Pathology studies plant diseases affecting crops, forests and landscapes, preparing students to understand plant health and plant-microbe interactions through coursework in plant science, biology, microbiology, genetics and soil science.

Develop hands-on skills in diesel, hydraulics and electronics to troubleshoot and maintain equipment while earning industry-recognized certifications for in-demand technical careers.

Professional Golf Management prepares students for careers in the golf industry and PGA membership through classroom learning, internships at premier courses and hands-on experience on Ohio State’s golf courses.

Begin your Professional Golf Management Bachelor's degree at Ohio State ATI. Prepare for careers in the golf industry and PGA membership through classroom learning, internships at premier courses and hands-on experience on Ohio State’s golf courses.

Complete a certificate program to develop your expertise in addition to your major or as a stand-alone 9-month program focusing on how to maintain and repair sophisticated commercial mowing and horticultural equipment.

Build hands-on turf care expertise and management skills to maintain high-quality landscapes across golf, sports and commercial settings.