Our Academic Programs

MSU-studnet-propsective-ybh-crop-squareThe academic programs in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources are at the intersection of:

We create educational plans tailored to your individual strengths and passions, charting a path to your career goals through four main areas of study.

We also encourage you to explore minors, internships, undergraduate research experiences, student club participation and education abroad opportunities in line with your interests.

Two-year certificate programs are another option depending on student interests. These programs are also offered in different locations around Michigan.

FFA Degree Completers earn general elective credits at Michigan State University.

Our students collaborate for the greater good to solve the world's most pressing problems.

Agriculture Majors

Built Environment Majors

Human Health Majors

Natural Resources Majors

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