Bachelors in International Agricultural Development

The images became familiar to Americans in the 1980s and persist to this day: photographs of emaciated, wide-eyed children in refugee camps, slums of sprawling cities, isolated rural communities. Concerned citizens wonder why industrialized nations enjoy such abundance while developing countries often lack the resources to meet people's most basic needs. The major in international agricultural development seeks to prepare students to help address these problems of inequality and want. You'll learn to work directly with less technologically advanced countries to improve their food production, distribution and nutrition programs. This is a major for those who truly wish to make a difference in other people's lives.