College of Agriculture (Undergrad)

1. Agricultural Business, BS: Agribusiness Management
2. Agricultural Business, BS: Farm and Ranch Management
3. Agricultural Technology Education, BS: Broadfield Teaching
4. Agricultural Technology Education, BS: Communication, Leadership & Extension
5. Agricultural Technology Education, BS: Industrial Technology
6. Agricultural Technology Education, BS: Technology Education
7. Animal Science, BS – STEM designated: Equine Science
8. Animal Science, BS – STEM designated: Livestock Management and Industry
9. Animal Science, BS – STEM designated: Science
10. Cell Biology and Neuroscience, BS – STEM designated: Biomedical Sciences
11. Environmental Horticulture, BS – STEM designated: Horticulture Science
12. Environmental Horticulture, BS – STEM designated: Landscape and Design
13. Environmental Sciences, BS – STEM designated: Environmental Biology
14. Environmental Sciences, BS – STEM designated: Environmental Science
15. Geospatial & Environmental Analysis
16. Land Rehabilitation
17. Soil and Water Sciences
18. Microbiology, BS – STEM designated: Environmental Health
19. Microbiology, BS – STEM designated: Environmental Microbiology
20. Microbiology, BS – STEM designated: Medical Laboratory Science
21. Microbiology, BS – STEM designated: Microbiology Track
22. Microbiology, BS – STEM designated: Pre-Medical
23. Microbiology, BS – STEM designated: Pre-Veterinary
24. Natural Resources, BS – STEM designated: Rangeland Ecology and Management
25. Natural Resources, BS – STEM designated: Wildlife Habitat Ecology & Management
26. Plant Science, BS – STEM designated: Crop Science
27. Plant Science, BS – STEM designated: Plant Biology
28. Plant Science, BS – STEM designated: Plant Biotechnology
29. Ranching Systems, BS
30. Sustainable Food & Bioenergy Systems, BS – STEM designated: Agroecology
31. Sustainable Food & Bioenergy Systems, BS – STEM designated: Crop Production

MSU was founded in 1893 as the Agricultural College of the State of Montana. Today, the College of Agriculture is an integral part of fulfilling MSU’s land grant mission serving the sons and daughters of our state. The Montana Agricultural Experiment Station (MAES) creates opportunities for students and faculty to excel through hands-on learning; to serve through campus and community engagement; to explore unique solutions to distinct and interesting questions; and to connect Montanans with the global community.

Small-town feel, big adventure

Boasting two nearby ski areas and bursting at the seams with local shops, restaurants, and music venues, Bozeman offers the unique experience of living in a cosmopolitan community and recreational paradise.

Big Impacts in the Big Sky

Making the world a better place is one of our core values at MSU. We pride ourselves on giving back to our communities, whether through volunteer opportunities for students, outreach, or cutting-edge research in everything from honey bee health to wildlife conservation.

Think outside the classroom

MSU is a Carnegie top-tier research university surrounded by millions of acres of wilderness. Our surroundings inspire us to push beyond boundaries — and often serve as our classrooms.

• R1 Very High Research Activity Carnegie Classification
• #139 in Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs U.S. News & World Report, 2025
• No. 1 Largest research entity in Montana

University Student Housing is committed to making the residence halls a welcoming place where each person has an equitable place within the community. As such, University Student Housing provides the following support for any student that has questions or concerns about their housing assignment.

In the residence halls you will meet lifelong friends, and be in the center of campus life. We want the primary focus of the college experience to be on academic success, but you’ll need more than just classes and studying to make the next four or so years of your life a time to remember.