Agricultural Communications and Journalism
A major in agricultural communications and journalism is for people who like to be outdoors, enjoy working with people, and have strong communication skills. An agricultural communications and journalism degree can lead to career opportunities with public relations firms, government agencies, commodity promotion groups, newspapers, radio and TV stations, magazines, non-profit, and other organizations.
Related career titles
Account executive
Advertising/sales agent
Agriculture news reporter
Agriculture magazine reporter
College/University faculty*
Congressional district aide
Director of communications
Editor
Extension agent
Marketing specialist
News writer
News broadcaster
Photojournalist
Press secretary
Public relations executive
Staff writer
Technical writer
*additional training required for these occupations
Related agricultural communications and journalism links
K-State Agricultural Communications and Journalism
http://www.communications.k-state.edu/academic-programs/agricultural-communications-and-journalism/
National Agricultural Communicators of Tomorrow
http://nactnow.org
K-State Department of Communications and Agricultural Education
http://www.communications.ksu.edu
Society of Environmental Journalists
http://www.sej.org/
Society for Technical Communication
http://www.stc.org/