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Welcome to the college of learning, leading,
helping, doing and going.
Your Future
From plants to insects to pre-professional programs to engineering, we’ve got degrees and you’ve got lots of choices at the UGA College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. We offer 22 majors and 17 minors in nine different departments.
Whether you’re interested in agribusiness or water and soil resources or you’re unsure of how to use your future, you’ve come to the right place. We’re a college of learning, doing, seeing, experiencing, helping and leading. Our class sizes are small, and our professors are here to help you get the best out of your education.
Your College Experience
The College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences is one of 16 colleges that make up the University of Georgia. We’re big enough that you can create your own identity, and small enough that you can find a family of friends and faculty within the college.
Our focus is providing a safe food supply, a cleaner environment and a better life for everyone. To do that, we’ve got classrooms and labs in Athens, Griffin and Tifton – so, if you’re in south or middle Georgia and want to stay closer to home, you’ve got those campuses close at hand.
No matter where you end up, at the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences you’ll be challenged by our classes, your professors, and many enrichment opportunities, like internships, study abroad programs, research projects, service-learning courses and leadership development.
Your Choice
Sound like your kind of college experience? Check out more information on the following pages, or apply now to study at UGA’s College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
Zoo keepers wanted.
From tarantulas to honeybees, students learn about insects and share their knowledge throughout Georgia.
entomology. >>
Flowers and plants take tests too.
Our faculty and students study new varieties of plants – and provide campus with a secret garden of beauty.
horticulture. >>
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Turn a love of food into a business.
Melanie Bahnsen, Food Industry Marketing & Administration ('13 BSA)
Learn more about FIMA. >>
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From Ag Hill to Capitol Hill.
Tracy Troutman, Avian Biology ('07 BS) Agricultural Leadership ('08 MAL); Program Analyst, USDA, Agricultural Research Service
Avian Biology. >>
Our college has many faces.
And the people really make the place! Check out our alumni, student, and faculty videos.
Watch Alumni & Student Videos. >>