Engineering Technology and Management for Agricultural Systems (ETMAS) prepares students to be problem solvers for systems involving the application, management, and marketing of engineering technologies. ETMAS graduates are well equipped to pursue careers in agricultural production, environmental systems, product testing, construction, sales, project management, and so much more. Our graduates find careers with leading firms in the agricultural, food, energy, construction, and manufacturing sectors.

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Agricultural Production & Processing

Three students in lab coats and hairnets.Graduates of the Agricultural Production & Processing concentration are prepared for careers in the agricultural and food industry and can manage food systems: from grain farming and meat production, to bioprocessing, and everything in between. 

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Construction Management

Man measuring a 2 by 4.Graduates of the Construction Management concentration are prepared for careers with construction companies or governmental agencies, managing construction projects from urban skyscrapers to rural residential housing and commercial renovations to roadways and bridges. 

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Digital & Precision Agriculture

 

Two people talking next to a field.Graduates of the Digital & Precision Agriculture concentration are prepared for careers developing, managing, testing, and maintaining systems in the off-highway industry, working for agricultural, industrial, and construction equipment manufacturers. 

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Energy & the Environment

Two students on the Energy Farm.Graduates of the Energy & the Environment concentration are prepared for careers with private companies and governmental agencies to tackle challenges in renewable energy sources, non-point pollution sources, drainage systems, water and soil quality, and ecosystem management. 

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