4 Master's degrees in Agriculture in Virginia, United States
Plant Pathology, Physiology, and Weed Science
As a program within the School of Plant and Environmental Sciences, the mission of the Plant Pathology, Physiology, and Weed Science program of Virginia Tech is to optimize plant productivity and quality by limiting the impact of biotic and abiotic stresses on the profitability of crops and other plant enterprises, as well as the impact of these stresses on natural and agricultural ecosystems.
Agriculture and Life Sciences
The Agriculture and Life Sciences program of Virginia Tech is uniquely positioned to meet the evolving and dynamic needs of today’s agricultural professionals, offering concentrations in the areas of applied nutrition and physical activity, education, environmental science, food safety and biosecurity, leadership studies, and plant science and pest management.
Agricultural and Applied Economics
At the master’s level, students of the Agricultural and Applied Economics program of Virginia Tech can select between an applied economics focus and a focus on agribusiness.
Agricultural and Extension Education
The Department of Agricultural, Leadership, and Community Education at Virginia Tech is nationally recognized as a comprehensive Agricultural and Extension Education program encompassing teaching and learning, Extension, and leadership in agriculture.