To graduate with a B.S. in Agricultural Engineering (AGEN), a student must earn 133 credit hours. For more details on AGEN course specifics or degree requirements, select the corresponding image below to be taken to the Undergraduate Bulletin.
Although the curriculum can be completed in eight semesters, many students take longer in order to participate in internships and co-op assignments with companies, international exchange studies, and part-time research projects in the department. These opportunities give AGEN students practical, hands-on experience to learn about careers in engineering.
Emphasis Areas
Machine Design Engineering
Invent, design, or improve the machines used by agriculture, heavy construction, industry, and households.
Natural Resources and Irrigation Engineering
Design irrigation systems, reduce soil erosion, and apply engineering tools to current water management challenges.