School of Agriculture

School of Agriculture

Advance food security, sustainability, and agri-tech with hands-on learning and research. At Abide University, you’ll cultivate the skills to nourish the world and protect our planet.

Degree Programs

B.Sc. in Agricultural Science

Gain a comprehensive understanding of crop production, soil science, animal husbandry, and sustainable farming practices.

Specializations:

  • Crop Science & Horticulture
  • Animal Science & Livestock Management
  • Soil & Water Conservation
  • Integrated Pest Management

Features hands-on learning at university research farms, laboratory research, and field trips to diverse agricultural enterprises.

B.Sc. in Agribusiness Management

Combine agricultural knowledge with business principles to manage farm operations, food supply chains, and agricultural markets effectively.

Core Areas:

  • Agricultural Economics & Policy
  • Farm Management & Operations
  • Food Marketing & Supply Chain Logistics
  • Rural Development & Finance

Includes case studies on agribusiness challenges, internships with agricultural companies, and market analysis projects.

M.Sc. in Sustainable Agriculture & Food Systems

Develop expertise in designing and managing resilient and equitable food systems, from sustainable production to responsible consumption.

Concentrations:

  • Agroecology & Organic Farming Systems
  • Food Policy & Security
  • Community Food Systems & Urban Agriculture
  • Climate Change Adaptation in Agriculture

Offers research on sustainable practices, policy analysis, and engagement with community food initiatives.

M.Sc. in Agricultural Technology (Agri-Tech)

Explore the application of cutting-edge technologies to enhance agricultural productivity, efficiency, and sustainability.

Focus Areas:

  • Precision Agriculture & Remote Sensing
  • Agricultural Robotics & Automation
  • Data Analytics & AI in Farming
  • Biotechnology in Crop Improvement

Includes hands-on projects with agri-tech startups, GIS and drone technology training, and big data analysis.

Ph.D. in Agricultural Sciences

Conduct advanced, original research to address critical challenges in agriculture, contributing to scientific knowledge and innovation.

Research Areas:

  • Plant Breeding & Genetics
  • Soil Microbiology & Nutrient Cycling
  • Sustainable Pest & Disease Management
  • Agricultural Economics & Policy Analysis

Features dissertation research under expert faculty, advanced laboratory techniques, and international collaborations.

Certificate in Organic Farming Practices

Gain practical knowledge and skills in organic crop production, soil health management, and certification processes.

Focus Areas:

  • Organic Soil Fertility & Composting
  • Natural Pest & Weed Control
  • Organic Certification Standards
  • Marketing Organic Products

Highlights hands-on farm experience, workshops on organic inputs, and business planning for organic enterprises.

Experiential Learning & Research Farms

University Research Farms & Greenhouses

Engage in hands-on crop trials, livestock management, and research projects at our dedicated agricultural research facilities.

Agri-Tech Innovation Hub

Collaborate on developing and testing new agricultural technologies, including precision farming tools, drones, and data analytics platforms.

Sustainable Farming Practicums

Participate in immersive learning experiences focused on organic farming, agroecology, and conservation agriculture techniques.

Agribusiness Internships & Co-ops

Gain professional experience with agricultural businesses, food processing companies, marketing agencies, and policy organizations.

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Projects

Get involved in managing and operating CSA programs, connecting local producers with consumers and promoting local food systems.

Soil & Water Conservation Workshops

Learn practical techniques for soil health assessment, erosion control, water management, and sustainable land stewardship.

Meet Our Faculty

Dr. Samuel Evans
Dr. Samuel Evans
Professor of Soil Science & Agronomy
"Soil health, nutrient management, and sustainable crop systems."
Professor Aisha Khan
Prof. Aisha Khan
Associate Professor, Agribusiness & Food Policy
"Food supply chains, agricultural economics, and rural development."
Dr. Ben Carter
Dr. Ben Carter
Assistant Professor, Agri-Tech & Precision Farming
"Precision agriculture, remote sensing, and data analytics in farming."

Student Life & Professional Development

Agriculture Student Association (ASA)

Organizes farm tours, guest speaker events, career development workshops, and social activities for agriculture students.

Future Farmers of Abide (FFA Chapter)

Participate in leadership development activities, agricultural skill competitions, and community service projects.

Sustainable Agriculture Club

Promotes sustainable farming practices through campus garden projects, workshops on organic methods, and advocacy for food justice.

Agri-Tech Innovators Society

Explore emerging agricultural technologies, participate in hackathons, and network with professionals in the agri-tech sector.

Research & Innovation in Agriculture

Center for Sustainable Food Systems

Conducts interdisciplinary research on food security, agroecology, food policy, and resilient agricultural landscapes.

Institute for Advanced Agri-Tech Research

Focuses on developing and applying cutting-edge technologies like AI, IoT, and robotics to enhance agricultural practices.

Soil Health & Crop Science Lab

Dedicated to research on soil fertility, plant nutrition, crop physiology, and sustainable pest and disease management strategies.

Livestock Management & Animal Welfare Program

Researches best practices in animal nutrition, breeding, health, and welfare for sustainable and ethical livestock production.

What Our Students Say

The hands-on experience at the university farm was invaluable. I learned so much about sustainable crop production from dedicated professors.
— Fatima G., B.Sc. Agricultural Science '24
The Agribusiness program gave me the perfect blend of agricultural knowledge and business skills to start my own farm-to-table enterprise.
— David K., B.Sc. Agribusiness '23
My M.Sc. research in agroecology has prepared me to tackle real-world challenges in food security and environmental sustainability.
— Chloe M., M.Sc. Sustainable Agriculture '22

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply to the School of Agriculture?
Applications are submitted online via the Abide University admissions portal. Requirements typically include academic transcripts, a personal statement detailing your interest in agriculture, letters of recommendation, and potentially relevant experience or test scores.
What kind of hands-on experience will I get?
Our programs emphasize experiential learning through work on university research farms, internships, lab work, field trips, and participation in community agriculture projects and agri-tech innovation hubs.
What are the career prospects for agriculture graduates?
Graduates pursue diverse careers in farm management, agribusiness, food production, agricultural research, extension services, agri-tech development, environmental consulting, policy analysis, and international development.
Are there research opportunities for undergraduate students?
Yes, undergraduates are encouraged to participate in faculty-led research projects, work in our research labs, and present their findings at conferences.
What financial aid or scholarships are available?
Abide University offers a range of financial aid options. The School of Agriculture also has specific scholarships for students based on academic merit, financial need, and interest in particular agricultural fields.
Who can I contact for more information?
For detailed program inquiries, please email [email protected] or visit the School of Agriculture Admissions Office.

Cultivate Your Future

Ready to grow your knowledge and make a lasting impact on food, farming, and the environment? Apply now or connect with an advisor to explore our dynamic agriculture programs.

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