Department of Agribusiness

Within the agribusiness program at UNK, the study of business and agriculture is brought together, helping students gain a deep understanding of every aspect of the agriculture industry.

Students complete courses in general economics, farm and ranch management, finance, marketing, price analysis, and policy. This wide-ranging curriculum provides students with a robust understanding of the outside forces that impact agricultural business. Graduates enter their careers ready to anticipate these industry shifts, understanding both the challenges and opportunities that may occur as a result.

Watch an overview of the agribusiness program

members of the agribusiness club pose for a photo at a bowling event

Agribusiness Club

students pose in safety vests at a factory tour event

Events

  • Michaela Buchli

    “The UNK Agribusiness program allowed me to explore the business industry through an agricultural perspective. The networking aspect at UNK is great! I was constantly connecting with local professionals.”

     

    Michaela Buchli

    Soil Conservationist for the Natural Resource Conservation Service

  • Derek Johnson

    “The UNK Agribusiness program gave me the ability to decide what direction I wanted to go in the agbusiness sector after graduating. I enjoyed the class sizes that gave you the ability to get close with your peers and professors.”

     

    Derek Johnson

    Area Manager for Soilview, LLC

  • Adam Haag

    “The education given to me through UNK was a perfect balance of all the different areas I’ve encountered throughout my career. I’ve got to experience so much in a relatively short amount of time. I feel like the education I received at UNK prepared me quite well for this.”

     

    Adam Haag

    Syngenta

    Golden Harvest District Manager

Agribusiness by the Numbers

  • 100%Placement rate of agribusiness graduates between careers and graduate school
  • $55kAverage starting salary with an Agribusiness degree
  • 80%Agribusiness majors who complete an internship for academic credit
Average of past 10 years of graduates. Internal survey data.