Why Agricultural Business at UT Southern?
Discover an exciting future in Agricultural Business at UT Southern. This program prepares students to build successful careers in agricultural management, agribusiness, government, natural resources, and related industries throughout south-central Tennessee and beyond.
Agricultural Business combines a strong foundation in business management with specialized knowledge of agriculture and natural resources. Through courses such as Agricultural Accounting, Farm and Ranch Management, and Agricultural and Natural Resources Policy, students gain practical skills while developing an understanding of the environmental, economic, and social factors that shape agricultural systems. Hands-on learning and opportunities to connect classroom concepts to real-world agricultural challenges prepare students for meaningful careers in this dynamic industry.
At UT Southern, we emphasize academic proficiency, ethical decision-making, leadership, and effective communication. Your education culminates in a senior Capstone experience that allows you to apply your knowledge to real-world business challenges and graduate prepared to make a difference in the agricultural business community.
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage for individuals with an agricultural business degree stands at $60,000, reflecting the opportunities available to our graduates.
A Word About Minors and Concentrations
The Business Program offers a variety of minors and concentrations designed to provide students with opportunities to develop specialized knowledge and skills that complement their academic and career goals. These options allow students to broaden their understanding of business, explore areas of interest, and tailor their education to meet the evolving needs of today’s professional environment.
Program Details
Degree Type
Bachelor of Business Administration
Program Coordinator
Dr. Jim Greene, P.E.
Minors and Concentrations:
- Accounting
- Business Minor for Non-BBA Majors
- Entrepreneurship
- Management Information Systems (MIS)
- Supply Chain Management
Minor in Business for Non-Business Majors
The Minor in Business for Non-Business Majors provides students with a foundational understanding of essential business concepts and practices. Regardless of a student’s chosen field, most careers require some level of business knowledge, including communication, management, finance, marketing, and decision-making. This minor gives students the business foundation needed to complement their primary area of study, better understand the organizations in which they work, and prepare for success in today’s business environment.