
Students are assigned departmental advisors to guide them with course choices and career questions.
Did you know?
A Bio&Ag degree prepares students for a wide variety of career choices.
52% of Bio&Ag's graduating
students have used
NCSU
career development help.
Internships, on-campus jobs,
co-op experiences etc. additionally prepare students to transition into the work force.
Science, engineering, and
related technology jobs are consistently among the most desirable top jobs.
Student Career Services
Upon entering the department each student is assigned a department advisor who helps them to choose courses providing a logical sequence of studies that fulfill requirements.
Our current students, graduates and alumni all receive career guidance from the NCSU Career Center. This center provides a full-range of services from mock interviews to resume writing and posting. There are career fairs and job seminars to attend. Current students can explore co-op, internships and pre- professional opportunities. Internships and co-op experiences are also available through the department. Please see Bio&Ag Internships.
The department is affiliated with two colleges so students have the opportunity to be involved in career resources offered by both colleges in addition to the University services.
- The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences CALS Career Services also sponsoring a yearly career fair
- College of Engineering which hosts several Engineering Career Fairs.
- Graduate School - Career Development Service.
- Other Good resources include:
Contacts:
Dr. S. Andrew Hale,Undergraduate Program Coordinator
Dr. Daniel Willits, P.E.Director of Graduate Programs
Heather Austin,Student Services Specialist

