Agriculture-Poultry Science Pathway

This Associate of Science in Core Curriculum with pathway courses related to agriculture-poultry science is a perfect fit for students wanting to go into the industry or business related careers in agriculture. Students take a combination of science courses as well as accounting and business courses to be prepared for a career in the poultry industry. Students take an introduction to poultry course and have the option to take an internship as well.

Degree Type

Associate of Science in Core Curriculum

Campus Availability

Gainesville Campus

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Program Contact

Linda Purvis, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Office: Science, Engineering, Tech, 115
Gainesville Campus
678-717-3814

What can you do with a career in Poultry Science?

As a multi-billion dollar industry in Georgia and the largest employer in the agriculture sector, poultry is Georgia’s largest agricultural industry. Students who study poultry science have excellent opportunities for employment and career advancement, with more than 100,000 people in Georgia either directly or indirectly employed in the poultry industry.

Scholarships

We annually give out around $15,000 in scholarships to students interested in Poultry science and/or Agriculture careers. For an application please contact Dr. Linda Purvis.

Our Sponsors
Poultry & Egg Foundation

Pilgrims - Gainesville Office

Lathem Farms

Tyson Foods

CWT/Aviagen

Fieldale Farms

Harrison Poultry

Ga Poultry Federation

Columbia Farms/House of Raeford

Wayne - Sanderson Farms

Cobb

Merck Animal Health

JB Hunt

Study Away in the Midwest This Spring

**Ag-Xperience: American Midwest Agriculture**
**May 2024**
**Three Credit Hours**

**Contact:**
Dr. Linda Purvis
Dr. Jill Schulze

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