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Sep 07, 2024
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2023-2024 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Animal Science - Business, Entrepreneurship, and Leadership Concentration (MS)
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Program Educational Goals:
- Demonstrate functional knowledge and skills in animal science by proposing solutions to common challenges in animal science.
- Apply knowledge and skills in leadership, organization, project management, ethics, and entrepreneurship to identify and solve relevant challenges in animal science.
- Design and execute a problem-solving project related to a current issue in animal science.
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Requirements for the Degree:
This degree requires satisfactory completion of 30 hours of graduate-level coursework, including 18 credits of graduate-level coursework, 3 credits of an in-depth project, a 3 credit ethics course, and 6 credits of PLUS coursework. Animal Science Core:
Eighteen credit hours of graduate-level courses. Twelve of the credit hours must be ANFS courses with a focus on animal science or food science. Project Requirement:
The degree candidate will conduct a faculty-mentored problem-solving project. The faculty mentor can be the student’s advisor or another faculty member from inside or outside of the department. This project may be an action program, the development of a plan to address a pertinent problem, the development of materials or methodology suited to the student’s situation, or the development and execution of research appropriate to the profession. This course will require both written and practical evaluation as determined by the faculty mentor. Restricted Electives:
Choose two of the following: Credits to Total a Minimum of 30
Last Revised for 2023-2024 Academic Year
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