BSc in Agricultural Biology - Entomology in Fort Collins United States | Colorado State University

The Agricultural Biology program with an Entomology focus equips students with a robust scientific background to tackle challenges in both natural and cultivated environments. This major offers training to promote sustainability and resolve critical issues involving the biological and sociocultural elements of these systems. The curriculum includes agriculture, biology, and ecology courses, along with hands-on learning through internships or research opportunities. Students explore intricate relationships between microbes, insects, and plants in various ecosystems while honing systems-based problem-solving skills for real-world applications. Graduates will be prepared to diagnose and address complex issues in natural and managed environments, with an emphasis on sustainable pest control strategies.

Learning Outcomes
Combine expertise to address challenges involving plants, insects, and microbes in natural and cultivated ecosystems
Comprehend the social, economic, and biological dimensions of managing ecological issues in these systems
Evaluate and synthesize interdisciplinary knowledge to develop solutions for both harmful and beneficial organisms in ecosystems
Foster inclusivity to build collaborative teams capable of solving ecological challenges
Communicate sustainable pest and disease management strategies effectively to varied audiences