Section Navigation Programs Bachelor's Master's Doctorate Undergraduate Certificates Graduate Certificates Minors Programs Bachelor's Master's Doctorate Undergraduate Certificates Graduate Certificates Minors From Equine Science and Management to Natural Resources and Environmental Science, the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment offers a variety of majors to match your academic and professional goals. Agricultural and Medical BiotechnologyThe Agricultural and Medical Biotechnology (AMBT) program is a life sciences degree for students who wish to pursue opportunities in biotechnology, human health, animal health, agricultural productivity, and environmental sustainability. Agricultural EconomicsThe Agricultural Economics (AEC) program provides students with the knowledge and skills to analyze market issues and trends and to develop innovative solutions to complex global food supply chain challenges. Agricultural Ecosystem SciencesThe Agricultural Ecosystem Sciences (AES) program prepares students to serve as responsible stewards of our agricultural production system, increasing yields and optimizing agricultural ecosystem benefits for society. Agricultural Education and AdvocacyThe Agricultural Education and Advocacy (AEA) program is a degree for students who excel at working with people, sharing information and solutions, and promoting agriculture. Agriculture Individualized CurriculumThe Agriculture Individualized Curriculum (AICU) program is a four-year Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree for students who have earned at least 60 credit hours and need added flexibility to complete their degree. Animal SciencesThe Animal Sciences (ASC) program prepares students for careers focused on the production, management, and care of domestic animals. Biosystems EngineeringThe Biosystems Engineering (BE) program is an accredited engineering degree that prepares students to design solutions to meet the water, food and energy needs of the world’s growing population. Community and Leadership DevelopmentThe Community and Leadership Development (CLD) program is a social science degree for students who want to make a difference in their communities or organizations by facilitating positive change. DieteticsThe Dietetics program prepares students to become leading experts in food and nutrition and is the first step towards becoming a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RD/RDN). EntomologyThe Entomology (ENT) program is an individualized emphasis area in the four-year Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree for students interested in insects, from molecules to ecosystems. Equine Science and ManagementThe Equine Science and Management (ESMA) program is a four-year Bachelor of Science degree with customizable specializations in equine science, equine management and industry, or communication, leadership and education. Family Financial CounselingThe Family Financial Counseling (FFC) program is a social science degree for students interested in helping individuals and families improve their lives and financial well-being. Food BiosciencesThe Food Biosciences (FSC) program prepares students for careers in all aspects of the food, beverage, and allied industries. ForestryAccredited by the Society of American Foresters, our forestry degree prepares students for careers focused on the sustainable management of forested resources for the benefit of humans. Horticultural ScienceThe Horticultural Science (HRT) program prepares students for careers in the production and management of plants for food, landscaping, and enhancement of the human environment as well as advanced studies in the horticulture and plant science fields. Hospitality Management and TourismThe Hospitality Management and Tourism (HMT) program prepares students for careers in the hospitality and tourism industries by blending service and event management with business principles. From mastering business strategy to creating unforgettable guest experiences, develop the skills you need to succeed in a growing global industry. Human Development and Family ScienceThe Human Development and Family Science (HDFS) program is a social science degree for students pursuing a career working with families and individuals to improve their well-being. Human NutritionThe Human Nutrition program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of nutritional science and its role in promoting health, while serving as a foundation for professional schools. Landscape ArchitectureThe Landscape Architecture (LA) program, a creative STEM degree, prepares students to create human environments that are artful, socially relevant, sustainable, and functional. Merchandising, Apparel and TextilesThe Merchandising, Apparel and Textiles (MAT) program prepares students for careers in retail and merchandising industries by blending creativity with business principles and developing the business skills they need to succeed in the global consumer marketplace. Natural Resources and Environmental ScienceThe Natural Resources and Environmental Science (NRES) program prepares students for careers in a wide range of environmental-related fields, including policy, conservation and planning, ecological restoration, education, and many more. Sustainable Agriculture and Community Food SystemsThe Sustainable Agriculture and Community Food Systems (SAG) program prepares students for careers in sustainable farming and food systems from farm-to-fork and is customizable based on your interests and passion for the future of food and agriculture. Exploratory Studies If you’re not yet sure what major interests you, don’t worry; you don’t have to have it all figured out. By entering the Martin-Gatton CAFE as an exploratory student, you can develop career knowledge and explore your interests while fulfilling general education requirements. Accelerated Master’s Pathways UK’s Accelerated Master’s Pathways give highly motivated students the opportunity to earn both a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in five years, instead of six. Students can also pursue their Ph.D. utilizing this program.