Study agribusiness and take the next step towards agribusiness management.
Nestled in the heart of the midwest, with agribusiness giants on every side, Greenville University surrounds students with opportunities.
The bachelor of science in agriculture is an applied business management degree adapted specifically for the growing field of agribusiness.
Students in agribusiness will be able to serve in consulting roles for leading agribusiness companies by participating in our Experience First program, leveraging our connection to the field into valuable professional experience.
You can be the most qualified and talented candidate for positions in an agriculture-related industry. This highly experiential program will teach you how to provide compelling solutions for today’s agricultural challenges, and make you a compelling candidate for opportunities in this growing field.
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Location
We are within five hours of most agribusiness giants. Nearby industry headquarters include companies like Monsanto and Purina Mills.
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Internships
The perfect internship is out there for you, and we’ll help you find it! Students in GU’s sport management program have interned or job-shadowed with the St. Louis Cardinals, the San Diego Padres, the St. Louis Blues, minor league teams, parks and recreation facilities, the YMCA, summer sports leagues, and the East St. Louis track and field summer program.
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Integrated learning
Prepare for your career with a well-rounded education that integrates science, applied math, and an understanding of law, politics, and economics.
Why GU
Deepen Your Education
We’re a liberal arts school. That means you get a holistic education that introduces you to many subjects and ideas, helping you grow your interests and skills.
Faith-Based
Take part in a unique program where you combine your faith with sound business practices.
Engaging Courses
Learn to create business and marketing plans, grow your entrepreneurial skills in lab exercises, and acquire valuable experience in agricultural commodity market simulations.
