Agricultural Leadership, Education & Communication: Academics:
Agricultural Education

Other Career Options

A degree in Agricultural Education doesn't mean you can only teach. The Agricultural Education program of study is broad and flexible, allowing you to gain a basic understanding of most facets of agriculture, without locking yourself into any one career. That means that when you graduate, you can choose from many different jobs in Georgia's biggest industry — agriculture.

Here are some examples of different careers for which a degree in Agricultural Education can prepare you:

• Cooperative Extension Service Agent
• Farm Bureau Representative
• Breed Association Representative
• Agricultural Bank Representative
• Farm Service Agency Representative
• Agricultural Co-op Manager
• Agricultural Equipment and Supply Manager
• Agricultural Commodity Association Representative
• Farmer/Rancher
• Entrepreneur in Agricultural/Environmental Business