International Agricultural Development - Minor
This program provides students with formal instruction in international agricultural development concepts and practical experiences through language acquisition, study/research abroad, and/or international fieldwork.
The International Agricultural Development (IDAG) curriculum prepares students for successful post-baccalaureate international careers or graduate studies particularly aligned with the Graduate Certificate in International Agriculture (INAG).
Students critically examine current international agriculture issues and/or topics in diversity and communications. IDAG coursework includes foundational concepts and upper-division foreign languages or approved international experiences.
Enrollment/Eligibility Criteria
Students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher, be in good standing with Texas A&M University, have a declared major and have completed 75 semester credit hours or fewer at the time of application.
Application Process
Students seeking to declare the minor must complete an application and meet with an IDAG advisor.
For more information about this minor, visit the department's Undergraduate Minors website.