Major Departments: - Agribusiness Economics; Animal Science, Food & Nutrition; Forestry; Plant, Soil & General Agriculture. Also student service information, research, events, aministrative, and links.

Information on department including news items, curriculum and advising, student activities, career and job opportunities, faculty, research programs, and facilities.

The Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences offers Bachelor and Graduate programs dedicated to the promotion of environmental stewardship in the management and use of natural, agricultural, and urban systems in a socially responsible manner.

Illinois State University maintains a university farm to support teaching, research and outreach activities of the Department of Agriculture. Undergraduate programs, graduate program, internship/ professional practice, and many other information.

The Department of Animal Sciences is dedicated to excellence in research, livestock extension, and animal science curriculum. We serve the livestock production and companion animal industries, current and prospective graduate and undergraduate students, and our colleagues.

Our Mission: To enhance the quality of life of rural and urban people through teaching, research and outreach programs focused on human activity, food, fiber and natural resource systems.

Graduate programs include the Master of Science, Off-Campus Master of Science, and Doctor of Philosophy degree. Site includes listing of research projects and extension programs.

The Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Drawing on economics, business, and law, the Department analyzes issues related to individuals and families, agriculture and natural resources, and food and textiles.

FSHN offers undergraduate and graduate degrees, conducts research in food science and nutrition, and serves the people of Illinois with its extension and outreach programs, which cover a wide range of subjects from nutrition and wellness to food safety and bioprocessing.