Agricultural Communication Graduate Program

The agricultural communication program offers a master’s degree option in agricultural communication. Students work with a faculty adviser and graduate committee to develop a tailored curriculum that meets their career goals and interests. This 45-hour graduate program requires a thesis.

While the agricultural communication program does not offer a doctoral degree, graduate students majoring in agricultural and extension education or rural sociology may develop a minor in agricultural communication. The flexibility in the graduate programs allows students a range of options for building broad expertise in agricultural communication research, theory or technique.

Please contact us for more information about graduate degree options in agricultural communication.

Graduate Program Handbook

Master's Advising Guide

For Potential Graduate Students