
Agriculture (AA)
Pathway Map
Today’s students know that agricultural science involves more than farming. The future of the planet is dependent upon the wise use of its resources. Central Arizona College agriculture students participate in a wide variety of hands-on courses designed to launch careers in biotechnology, agribusiness, genetics, banking, real estate, conservation, education, environmental protection and more. Students learn in the classroom and off campus at the local farms, dairies, agri-businesses and ranches of Arizona’s Pinal County.
The mission of agricultural education at Central Arizona College is to provide a total educational pathway with educational experiences in and about agriculture. Degrees and Certificates include:
- Agriculture Associate of Arts
- Agriculture Associate of Science
- Agriculture Associate of Applied Science
- Agriculture General Certificate
- Agriculture Business Certificate
- Equine Management & Training AAS & Certificate
Next Steps
Questions about this pathway?
DeAnna Diwan
Agriculture Faculty/Advisor
520-494-5074
deanna.diwan@centralaz.edu
Kathy Hatch
Academic Division Assistant
Phone: 520-494-5370
kathy.hatch@centralaz.edu
Career Opportunities:
Central Arizona College’s agriculture courses, certificates and degrees are designed to prepare graduates for successful agricultural careers. According to AgCareers.com, jobs in the agriculture industry are on the rise, nearly 58,000 jobs were posted in 2016. Over the next 2 years 65% of American agricultural companies expect their workforce to rise.
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