The Agricultural Communication major incorporates graphic design, marketing, radio, television, and public speaking to promote a broader public understanding of agriculture and our environment. Students completing this major earn the degree Bachelor of Science in Agriculture.
Possible Career Options
| Communications Director | Environmental Journalist |
| Event Planner | Graphic Designer |
| Government Relations Director | Magazine Writer or Editor |
| Marketing/Public Relations Manager | Media Relations Coordinator |
| News Reporter | Photographer |
| Sales and Advertising Associate | Television/Radio Broadcaster |
| Web Developer |
Classes and Curriculum
Students will take classes in journalism, marketing, public relations, writing, graphic design, and public speaking to successfully enter a variety of careers. The program requirements a student will follow are determined by their admit term (first term of undergraduate enrollment at Ohio State).
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Curriculum Requirements |
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| Enrolled Autumn 2025 and thereafter (pdf) |
After Graduation
| EMPLOYED* | GRAD SCHOOL |
| 96.2% | 3.8% |
Numbers are based on responses from graduates six months post-graduation date.
* Average Salary: $49,550
Getting Involved
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Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) ACT is a national organization designed for students who want to pursue a profession in Agricultural Communication. Ohio State's chapter is actively involved in professional development, service, and social programs. The organization is open to any Ohio State student. |
Questions?
Contact:
| Emily Wickham |
| Student Services Coordinator |
| Department of Agricultural, Communication, Education, and Leadership |
| (614) 247-6358 |