Soil scientists study the physical, chemical and biological properties of soils. Our graduates go on to map and classify soils, work as farm field consultants, manage golf courses and clean up polluted soil sites.
LSC students take hands-on classes in marketing, science writing, digital photography, social media, web design and video production. Faculty members are respected around the globe for cutting-edge communication research.
Microbiologists study all kinds of microbes—including bacteria, archaea, viruses and fungi—in the context of biofuels and bioenergy, infectious disease and epidemics, bioterrorism, biotechnology, food safety and environmental biology.
Students in the CALS animal sciences department learn and research the best ways to raise beef, horses, pigs, sheep, chicken and fish--key animals for food and recreation.
Landscape architects are involved in a wide variety of projects, from the design of large multi-unit housing developments to the restoration and management of natural ecosystems.
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