Through the Master of Agriculture in Agricultural Sciences, Integrated Resource Management Specialization, students receive interdisciplinary training in animal science, business, range science, ecology, wildlife, policy, and human resources. This fusion of topics allows students to understand how agricultural resource systems work together in a comprehensive way and how to apply them in an agricultural management setting. 

The purpose of the program is to provide students with an understanding of the land resource system and how to manage land-based enterprises. The program is designed to empower students to effectively utilize and care for land resources while addressing a broad range of private and social objectives.

Learn more about the Master of Agriculture in Agricultural Sciences, Integrated Resource Management Specialization on the CSU Online website. 

Effective Spring 2013

Plan of Study Grid
FallCredits
AGRI 630Integrated Decision Making/Management Skills3
AGRI 631Building the Business3
AGRI 632Managing for Ecosystem Sustainability3
AGRI 633Understanding and Managing Animal Resources3
AGRI 634Animal Production Systems3
 Total Credits15
Spring
AGRI 635Integrated Forage Management3
AGRI 636Analyzing and Managing the Business3
AGRI 637Understanding Policy and Emerging Issues3
AGRI 639Products to Profit3
AGRI 640Integrated Resource Management Plan3
 Total Credits15
 Program Total Credits:30

A minimum of 30 credits are required to complete this program.