International Agricultural Leadership option

What is international agricultural leadership?

The international studies option in agricultural leadership combines agriculture with international studies and a foreign language component to prepare you to impact agriculture globally.

Why international agricultural leadership?

As an international studies in agricultural leadership student, you will take courses related to international leadership, which will allow you to gain an understanding of cultures, enhance your people skills and assist in problem-solving in international settings.

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Option Details

Option: International Agricultural Leadership

Major: Agricultural Leadership

Department: Agricultural Education, Communications and Leadership

College: Ferguson College of Agriculture

Available At: OSU Stillwater Campus

Other Major Options

Extension Education

Career paths

Our graduates can look forward to a career in one or more of the following fields:

Corporate agriculture
Extension education
Farm and ranch management
Human resource development
International corporate agriculture
International Extension education

International NGO management
Leadership education and training
Management consulting
NGO (Non-Governmental Organizations) management
Youth development

$100KIN SCHOLARSHIPS TO UNDERGRAD STUDENTS

annually awarded by the OSU Department of Agricultural Education, Communications and Leadership

Highlights

Leadership

Agricultural leadership majors complete 10 leadership classes as they prepare to serve as future leaders and integral team members in the agricultural industry.

Fast fact

The agricultural leadership major offers 18 hours of electives allowing students ample flexibility to pursue personal interest.

Real-world experiences

To best prepare you for the real world, you will be required to complete an internship or student teaching experience prior to graduation. The opportunity to work at a business or organization in your field of study or to teach in a high school classroom as part of your undergraduate experience will prepare and develop you into a well-rounded agricultural professional.