Offers baccalaureate degrees in biology with emphasis in biology, botany, cell and molecular biology, cytotechnology, zoology, field biology or directed emphases for those planning a special curriculum for advanced studies. Also offers a minor in biology and biotechnology.

The science curriculum at the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences covers a broad spectrum of topics related to food and agriculture, biology and biotechnology, natural resources and rural issues.

The Department of Soil Science has program responsibilities in undergraduate and graduate instruction, research, extension and public service, and international agriculture. Our mission is to provide instruction, research and extension leadership in application of soil chemistry, physics, biology and pedology principles to economic and environmentally sound land use.

University of Wyoming College of Agriculture, Cooperative Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station. Our Academic & Student Programs provide a wide variety of degree options through our seven academic departments. Our diverse offerings span the spectrum of approach from the laboratory to the field, and from basic science to the applied fields. Further, the Cooperative Extension Service has people and programs located in all 23 counties in Wyoming as well as here at the university. The Agricultural Experiment Station and its Research & Extension Centers provide for basic and applied research related to our mission and focus. College Departments and Degree Programs: Ag Communications, Agricultural and Applied Economics, Animal Sciences, Family and Consumer Sciences, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Plant Sciences, Renewable Resources, Veterinary Sciences.

We offer two undergraduate majors (Environmental Soil Science and Turfgrass Science), two undergraduate minors (Agronomy and Environmental Soil Science), one Certificate program (Golf Course Turfgrass Management), two Masters programs (Agronomy and Soil Science), and two Doctoral programs (Agronomy and Soil Science). The Department of Crop and Soil Sciences is located in the Agricultural Sciences and Industries Building at the University Park campus of The Pennsylvania State University.

The Department of Poultry Science employs a multidisciplinary approach to scholarship in teaching, research, and outreach. In addition to providing undergraduate and graduate education in the avian sciences and associated discipline areas, we conduct both fundamental and applied research, with many projects having direct application to the commercial poultry industry. We communicate our research findings via extension programs, at scientific conferences, in the scientific and popular press, and electronically. Our overall goal is to be recognized nationally and internationally as a center for scholarship and excellence in poultry science.

College of Agricultural Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University. Our goal for this site is to help you find what you need, whether it involves career opportunities in the ag sciences, the latest research in our College, timely information about the business of agriculture and food production, or even the best way to grow a particular plant in Pennsylvania.

The College of Agricultural Sciences performs four vital services: instruction, research, extension, international agriculture. These are closely tied to the human and natural resources of the state of Oregon and which support the economic development of the state and of the Pacific Northwest. The Student Advancement Office coordinates educational programs to serve the needs of individuals interested in pursuing careers in environmental and resource management; animal, plant and food systems; agribusiness and economics; agriculture; international education; and research. The College offers a Bachelor of Science degree at the undergraduate level.

College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences at South Dakota State University. The Agriculture and Biological Sciences Academic Programs Office is about making a difference for students and for society. With more than 20 majors and options, the college offers diverse possibilities to explore. A strong commitment to excellence in teaching and exposure to leading-edge research provide students a quality education with experience. Career days, internships, and alumni/industry support, contribute to job/professional school placement rates approaching 100 percent. Acclaimed undergraduate research programs, student organizations, leadership development and opportunities to study, work, and travel abroad punctuate the Ag-Bio experience.

The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) is one of seven academic units offering undergraduate degrees at the University of Vermont. CALS programs emphasize life sciences, agriculture and food systems, environmental stewardship and the preservation of healthy, rural communities. The College is divided into six departments, offering Bachelor of Science degrees in sixteen majors.