Bachelor of Science in Agriculture - Agricultural and Extension Education Major Undergraduate Program By West Virginia University |Top Universities

Bachelor of Science in Agriculture - Agricultural and Extension Education Major

Subject Ranking

# 351-400QS Subject Rankings

Main Subject Area

Agriculture and ForestryMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Agriculture and Forestry

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

The agricultural and extension education curriculum is designed to prepare students for entry into agricultural teaching, extension, or other professional employment in government, industry, or entrepreneurship where competence in communications and leadership are required. In order to prepare career-ready graduates, the curriculum provides flexibility to develop programs in options emphasizing teacher preparation, extension education, or production and technical agriculture. Courses are selected by the student in consultation with an advisor that will prepare the student to achieve his or her aspirations. Major Learning Goals All students in the Agricultural and Extension Education undergraduate program will: Complete a core curriculum in general education foundations. Complete a core curriculum in basic agricultural knowledge. Complete a core curriculum in technology, leadership, and communication. Complete at least one area of emphasis (teacher education, extension education, or agricultural and environmental technology) in agricultural and extension education. Students in the teacher education area of emphasis will: Develop the pedagogical skills necessary to enter and be successful in a high school teaching position. Complete all PRAXIS tests required for teacher certification in West Virginia. Complete a twelve week internship/student teaching placement in a middle/high school agricultural education program. Students in the extension education area of emphasis will: Develop the academic knowledge and skills necessary to enter and succeed in a Master of Science program. Develop the educational and communication skills necessary to successfully enter and succeed in an Extension position. Complete a twelve week internship in an Extension related position. Students in the agricultural and environmental technology area of emphasis will: Develop the educational and communication skills necessary to successfully enter and succeed in an agriculturally related career. Develop the academic knowledge and skills needed to enter and succeed in an agriculturally related career. Complete a twelve week internship in an area related to their career goal. Careers Agriculture teaching Extension agent Production and technical agriculture teaching Professional employment in government, industry or entrepreneurship

Program overview

Main Subject

Agriculture and Forestry

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

The agricultural and extension education curriculum is designed to prepare students for entry into agricultural teaching, extension, or other professional employment in government, industry, or entrepreneurship where competence in communications and leadership are required. In order to prepare career-ready graduates, the curriculum provides flexibility to develop programs in options emphasizing teacher preparation, extension education, or production and technical agriculture. Courses are selected by the student in consultation with an advisor that will prepare the student to achieve his or her aspirations. Major Learning Goals All students in the Agricultural and Extension Education undergraduate program will: Complete a core curriculum in general education foundations. Complete a core curriculum in basic agricultural knowledge. Complete a core curriculum in technology, leadership, and communication. Complete at least one area of emphasis (teacher education, extension education, or agricultural and environmental technology) in agricultural and extension education. Students in the teacher education area of emphasis will: Develop the pedagogical skills necessary to enter and be successful in a high school teaching position. Complete all PRAXIS tests required for teacher certification in West Virginia. Complete a twelve week internship/student teaching placement in a middle/high school agricultural education program. Students in the extension education area of emphasis will: Develop the academic knowledge and skills necessary to enter and succeed in a Master of Science program. Develop the educational and communication skills necessary to successfully enter and succeed in an Extension position. Complete a twelve week internship in an Extension related position. Students in the agricultural and environmental technology area of emphasis will: Develop the educational and communication skills necessary to successfully enter and succeed in an agriculturally related career. Develop the academic knowledge and skills needed to enter and succeed in an agriculturally related career. Complete a twelve week internship in an area related to their career goal. Careers Agriculture teaching Extension agent Production and technical agriculture teaching Professional employment in government, industry or entrepreneurship

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West Virginia University, founded in 1867, is a land-grant institution – and WVU Morgantown is the flagship of a system of statewide campuses. WVU is committed to advancing education, healthcare and prosperity by providing access and opportunity to all. An R1 research institution – one of only 115 in the nation – WVU’s researchers are performing groundbreaking work in energy, physics and astronomy, neuroscience, forensic science and rural health.

WVU Morgantown’s enrollment of 28,409 includes students from all 50 U.S. states and over 2,300 international scholars from 107 nations. WVU offers more than 340 majors at the bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and professional levels from 14 colleges and schools. Majors range from accounting, music industry, aerospace engineering, biostatistics, astronomy, business, energy systems engineering and psychology to public health, global supply chain management, mining engineering, physics, sport management and strategic communications.

The Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering program is accredited by ABET; WVU is one of only three US universities that offer this major.

And WVU is the only US university to offer bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in forensic and investigative science and has the largest crime scene training complex in the US, which includes four crime scene houses, a vehicle processing center and a vault for bank robbery scenarios.

The University has been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission since 1926, and individual programs hold dozens of specialized accreditations.

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