We offer students a unique curriculum that is hard to find anywhere else.
A science-based curriculum that allows students to obtain technological skills in a broad area of agricultural studies.
Designed to provide students with an opportunity to strengthen and diversify their expertise in rangeland disciplines.
Provides research-based training in animal and livestock health, fitness, nutrition and diseases.
Programs are flexible and designed to meet the needs and interests of the student and, as such, specific degree requirements are determined through individual consultation with an advisor and an advisory committee.
As a student in this dual-degree program, you’ll fully tap into the diversity and complexity of today’s agriculture through extensive training in business, agricultural science, economics and natural resources. You’ll learn how each of these fields influence our industry.
NevadaTeach: Agricultural Science provides students with a foundational background in agricultural science. Students who successfully complete the program are prepared to teach in secondary education or graduate school, or for an immediate career in a STEM field.
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As a member of the Wolf Pack family and our department, you'll receive hands-on lab experiences, real-world community engagement opportunities and a science-based education that will set you up for success.
Animal Science Program to develop workforce for animal-related industries and livestock production
September 30, 202691ԭƬ bachelor’s program to fill void in the state and attract students from the West
What does organic farming really mean and why does it matter?
September 18, 2026Grow Organic Nevada Coordinator Rob Holley shares how organic agriculture supports Nevada
It’s almost fall, but a farmer’s work is never done
September 16, 202691ԭƬ holds fall workshops for Nevada’s agricultural producers to help them prepare for next season
Our College's Student Emergency Fund provides students with critical support needed to continue their University education, despite unexpected challenges or emergencies.
They are current students who serve as representatives of the Department to various audiences. They act as liaisons between the institution and potential students, current students, alumni and the wider community.
A program designed to recruit, retain and graduate American Indian/Alaska Native students in agriculture-related programs
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Our research and outreach is a collaboration among our Department and our College's Experiment Station and Extension units.
