Undergraduate Degrees

Learn to leverage the principles of agricultural economics, management and marketing with an agribusiness degree from Lincoln University of Missouri. Our program prepares you for impactful careers in agricultural sales, commodities brokerage, supply chain management, farm operations, food processing, and crop insurance. Benefit from hands-on experiences such as farm visits, research projects, conferences, and direct engagement with industry leaders. With opportunities for internships, Ag Club participation, a collegiate FFA Chapter, and involvement in corporate-sponsored organizations, our curriculum fosters leadership, teamwork and communication skills essential for success in the agribusiness sector.

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Learn from expert researchers and dedicated educators in the dynamic field of animal sciences at Lincoln University of Missouri. Our comprehensive program covers breeding and genetics, animal nutrition, and ethics and welfare, preparing you for leadership roles in agricultural production and animal health. Benefit from hands-on learning experiences, advanced research projects, and initiatives that collaborate with industry leaders and institutions. Expand your professional network, gain invaluable practical experience, and make a meaningful impact in the field with a degree from Lincoln University.

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Learn to protect and conserve natural resources through innovative management practices with a degree in Natural Resources Management from Lincoln University of Missouri. Our program prepares you for impactful careers in wildlife conservation, wetlands management, agricultural marketing, and environmental outreach. Engage with our expert faculty and gain hands-on experience in well-equipped laboratories and our three diverse farms, where you'll explore aquaculture, ruminant production, greenhouse management, and more. Participate in cutting-edge research projects, practical fieldwork, and collaborative initiatives with industry leaders. Our curriculum is designed to develop your expertise, enhance your communication skills, and expand your professional network, setting you on a path to success in the field of natural resources management.

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As an agriculture major with an emphasis in plant and soil science, you’ll be at the forefront of scientific solutions crucial for today's world. Help discover renewable energy sources, tackle climate change challenges, and ensure safe and nutritious food for a growing global population. The agriculture industry is vital to the entire globe, and addressing food security issues requires environmental professionals who can optimize plant growth, manage soil health, cultivate sustainable farming practices, and develop innovative techniques. Our comprehensive program equips you with the problem-solving skills and knowledge necessary to excel in this critical industry. Join us and be part of the solution to the world’s most pressing agricultural challenges.

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You know you want to work with animals, but before you can become a full-fledged veterinarian, you need a strong foundation. The pre-veterinary program at Lincoln University prepares you for success, offering the essential courses required for entry into veterinary graduate programs across the United States. Our curriculum includes advanced chemistry and biology courses, alongside specialized subjects like breeding and genetics, and animal feeds and nutrition.

At Lincoln University, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with world-class animal science researchers, giving you a competitive edge as you prepare for your graduate studies. Our program is designed to provide you with every advantage possible for a successful career in veterinary medicine. Join us and take the first step toward becoming a leader in the veterinary field, equipped with the knowledge and experience to excel.

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Pursue a BSEd in Agricultural Education at Lincoln University of Missouri and turn your passion into a meaningful career. As an Ag Education teacher, you will train students in agriculture, natural resources, and essential skills like leadership and communication, and often lead FFA chapters. This degree, offered through a partnership between the Department of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences and the School of Education, provides a solid foundation in both agricultural knowledge and teaching methods. You'll gain hands-on experience, build professional connections through practicums, internships, and student-teaching placements. This program prepares you to make a significant impact in agricultural education.

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An Agriculture minor equips you with comprehensive knowledge across various agricultural disciplines, from plant and animal breeding to aquaculture and horticulture. With hands-on experience and a broad understanding of agricultural processes, you'll be prepared for diverse roles in the agricultural sector. Whether you aspire to become a farm manager, agronomist, or agricultural economist, this minor provides the foundation to excel in the private and public sectors.

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The agribusiness minor serves students majoring in other fields interested in careers in agriculture-related businesses. The minor teaches business principles in the agriculture industry and prepares students to work in food, fiber, and natural resources-related businesses and governmental agencies.

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A Geospatial Information Science (GIS) minor equips students with skills in analyzing and interpreting spatial data using GIS technology. It covers core principles such as data collection, spatial analysis, and cartography, preparing students for careers in urban planning, environmental management, transportation, and public health. The minor enhances your ability to make data-driven decisions and conduct spatial research, making you a valuable asset in various sectors. At Lincoln University, the Center of Excellence in Geospatial Information Science (COE-GIS) laboratory supports this education with advanced resources and expertise.

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A Wildlife Management minor provides a solid foundation in wildlife conservation and management for students in agriculture, biology, and related fields. It covers essential concepts and practices in wildlife studies, preparing you for careers in managing and conserving wildlife, working with government or conservation organizations, and roles in education, outreach, and land stewardship. This minor also opens opportunities in research, policy development, nonprofit advocacy, and ecotourism, allowing you to pursue diverse and impactful roles in wildlife conservation and management.

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