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About this program

About

Agriscience Education combines technical agriculture with proven teaching and leadership skills so you can make an impact in schools and communities. The program is designed to lead to Ohio teacher licensure in Career Technical Education (Agriscience 4–12) while also building broad knowledge of agriculture, business, and youth development. Through coursework and field experiences, you’ll gain real classroom practice and graduate ready to teach agricultural or food science—or step into training, extension or leadership roles across the agricultural industry.

What can I do with this degree?

Degree outcomes

Graduates in agriscience education prepare the next generation of leaders in food, agriculture and natural resources. They build careers in education, leadership, outreach and industry roles that support agricultural communities and organizations.

Education and Teaching

  • Middle school educator
  • High school agriculture educator
  • Career and technical education instructor

Leadership and Industry Organizations

  • Commodity organization leader
  • Agricultural association manager

Community Development

  • Community education specialist
  • Extension educator
  • 4-H youth development specialist

Communications and Outreach

  • Public relations manager
  • Agricultural communications specialist

Sales and Industry Support

  • Agricultural sales specialist