Creative

According to Psychology Today, creative individuals are remarkable for their ability to adapt to almost any situation and use available resources to reach their goals. If you enjoy the creative process and find fulfillment in a career where you can flex your creative muscles, the following majors/concentrations will allow you to excel in your chosen profession.

Agricultural Education, Leadership & Communication

Agricultural Communications

In this path, you will gain a deep understanding of the agricultural industry while you hone your communications skills. Students who graduate with this concentration may work in a variety of fields, such as public relations, journalism, and social media.

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Agronomy

Golf and Sports Turf Management

New construction of golf courses and sports facilities has led to a heightened demand for trained golf and sports turf management professionals. Learn the application of science to the integrated management of turfgrasses with a focus on conserving, maintaining, and enhancing our environment.

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Culinology

Culinology

If a plate is your canvas and a kitchen your studio, this major is your path. This degree program blends food science and technology with the culinary arts to prepare you for a variety of in-demand careers in the food industry, from chef to product developer and many more.

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Fashion Design & Merchandising

Design and Product Development

A career in fashion design has many layers beneath the product you see on the runway or the rack. This concentration emphasizes the total design and production process, from inception to the finished product, and involves extensive hands-on experience in all areas of the industry.

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Horticulture

Floral Management

Do you see a budding future in floral design? This concentration teaches not only design but all aspects of the floral industry, from sourcing to sales and everything in between.

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Landscape Architecture

Landscape Architecture

Get ready to plan and design environmental and cultural landscapes that improve quality of life while sustaining our ecosystems. The BLA program is the only accredited bachelor’s of landscape architecture program in the three-state region of Alabama, Mississippi, and Tennessee.

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Landscape Contracting & Management

Landscape Contracting and Management

This program will prepare you to become a landscape contractor, working with landscape architects to actualize projects and providing the management and maintenance needed to keep those projects in prime condition after implementation.