Overview
The Master of Agriculture (M.Ag.) in Agricultural Development is a fully online, applied graduate program designed for professionals seeking leadership roles in education, cooperative extension, instructional design, and rural community development. This non-thesis degree emphasizes problem-solving skills and the practical application of science and technology to benefit society. Students complete 36 credit hours, including core courses in adult education, agricultural philosophy, and technological change, and may gain hands-on experience through a professional internship and a capstone paper. Flexible and tailored to individual career goals, the program prepares graduates to lead in diverse agricultural and life sciences contexts.
Why Texas A&M?
Texas A&M offers a unique combination of academic excellence, flexibility and real-world application. As part of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, students benefit from expert faculty, a strong professional network and the prestige of the Aggie brand. The 100% online format provides convenience without compromising quality, making it ideal for working professionals. With opportunities for internships, personalized degree plans and access to the extensive Aggie Network, this program equips graduates with the skills and connections needed to advance their careers and make a meaningful impact in agriculture and beyond.
Contact
Clarice Fulton
clarice.fulton@ag.tamu.edu
979-321-5753