Telling the Story of Agriculture
Agricultural Communications is where storytelling meets science, agriculture, food, policy, and people. Students in this major learn how to explain complex agricultural issues, create compelling media, advocate for rural and agricultural communities, and help organizations communicate clearly with the audiences they serve. If you enjoy writing, media, design, public speaking, social media, advocacy, leadership, or helping people understand complicated agricultural issues, Agricultural Communications may be a strong fit.
Agricultural Communications Tracks
Need to take a different route than the tradition four-year bachelor’s degree program? Path to the Plains is a concurrent enrollment program offered by Auburn University and partner Alabama community college institutions designed for students who want to transfer to Auburn to finish their bachelor’s degrees once they have completed their associate’s degrees.
- Media & Storytelling
Journalist, magazine writer, photographer, videographer, editor, podcast producer, digital content creator. -
Marketing & Public Relations
Marketing specialist, PR coordinator, social media manager, brand strategist, communications specialist. -
Policy, Advocacy & Law
Legislative aide, policy communicator, advocacy specialist, public affairs coordinator, law school applicant. -
Extension, Education & Outreach
Extension communicator, youth program coordinator, agricultural educator, outreach specialist, nonprofit educator. -
Industry & Corporate Communication
Corporate communications specialist, sales communication, product marketing, crisis communication, stakeholder relations.
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