Highlights
Degree Type:Associate of Science
Entry Term:Fall, Spring
Program Format:On Campus
Number of Credits:60 hours
Agroecology, A.S.
Explore the science behind sustainable crop production with a degree in Agroecology. You’ll study the biological and physical sciences that support healthy soils, plants, and ecosystems. This degree prepares you for careers in seed, fertilizer, and chemical industries, or in crop production. Transfer into a soil science or ecology program can also lead to land management and natural resource management positions. It’s a smart choice for students interested in both agriculture and environmental stewardship.
Connect One on One:
Will Rose
Assistant Professor of Agroecology and Range ManagementFagerberg Building
will.rose@nwc.edu
will.rose@nwc.edu
307-754-6465
Get one-on-one help with academic advising, transferring to another college, setting up an internship, and finding a job or career.
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Susan Larsen | Academic and Career Advising Coordinator | susan.larsen@nwc.edu | 307-754-6124
Planning to transfer after Northwest College to complete a Bachelor's degree? We can help you plan ahead for that:
Contact
Susan Larsen | Academic and Career Advising Coordinator | susan.larsen@nwc.edu | 307-754-6124
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