With a rich history as an agricultural college and with state-of-the-art facilities and resources, MSU is one of the top places in the world to study agriculture and the environment. MSU’s farms, river, plant biology greenhouses, bird sanctuary, Bug House and more, turn the campus itself into a living ecosystem of research and learning where students are effortlessly immersed in agricultural and environmental resources.
There are countless ways to pursue the study of agriculture and environment at Michigan State. You do not necessarily have to be in MSU's College of Agriculture and Natural Resources to prepare yourself for a career in environmental studies. There are many majors across the different colleges at MSU that cover topics of agriculture and the environment.
Take a look at the academic opportunities below to see how you can customize your study of agriculture and environment at MSU to suit your goals and passions.
The following majors offered at Michigan State are a great fit for anyone interested in the topics of agriculture and environment.
*These majors can also be pursued through Lyman Briggs College
Take a virtual agriculture and environment tour of MSU's campus. This tour showcases areas of campus relevant to students studying majors in agriculture and environment.