11 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

Courses prepare Horticulture graduates from Auburn University for the following careers: nursery manager, landscape designer, landscape installer, landscape maintenance, interior landscaping, plant propagator, city or state horticulturist, seed company representative or retail garden center manager.

Fisheries, Aquaculture, and Aquatic Sciences at Auburn University combines a general foundation in chemistry, mathematics and biological sciences with applied courses in the principles needed to manage fresh and saltwater aquatic resources.

The B.Sc. in Crop and Soil Sciences at Auburn University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This degree focuses on advancing agricultural efficiency and environmental health through scientific innovation, preparing students for vital roles in food security and resource management.

The B.Sc. in Agricultural Science at Auburn University is a comprehensive undergraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. It focuses on food security, environmental health, and farm efficiency. Students gain hands-on scientific experience and academic rigour to address global challenges in natural resources.

The Marine Biology major at Auburn University provides students with a strong foundation in basic biological concepts such as genetics, ecology, cell biology and marine systems as well as chemistry and mathematics.

The Animal Sciences department at Auburn University offers four curriculum options.  The Animal and Allied Industries option (ANAI) offers greater breadth in animal production management and agribusiness while retaining more electives hours for additional curriculum flexibility. 

The Forestry programme at Auburn University is a comprehensive undergraduate degree designed for future forest resource managers. This full-time course combines biological, social, and ethical studies to ensure sustainable land use. Students benefit from hands-on field training during a dedicated nine-week summer practicum.

If you want to teach animal science, horticulture, agronomy and soils, or any of the many areas in agriscience, our B.S. in Agriscience Education at Auburn University is the perfect place to begin.

Students within the Department of Poultry Science at Auburn University learn about the food system from poultry production on the farm through processing and food safety to the manufacturing of poultry products for the consume.

The Agricultural Communications programme at Auburn University is a public bachelor degree that merges scientific agricultural knowledge with professional media skills. This full-time course prepares students to translate complex environmental and food science data for diverse global audiences through various digital platforms.

This Poultry Science - Poultry Production Option from Auburn University is designed to develop technical, analytical, communication, business, and management skills needed for advancement to leadership positions in poultry production and allied agricultural industries.