Management and Marketing

Applied Agribusiness Technology Minor or Certificate

About our Applied Agribusiness Technology Minor or Certificate

Our Applied Agribusiness Technology minor or certificate will teach you the key roles that technology and data skills play in the operation of agribusinesses, at the regional, state, and/or national levels. You will learn how agribusiness tech and data analytics can make the food and agricultural industries more efficient, sustainable, transparent, and able to respond quickly to the rapidly shifting consumer behavior/demand.  

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Why Study Applied Agribusiness Technology at CWU?

This program embodies a project-based learning environment to provide real-world experiences.

You will have the opportunity to gain a strong foundation of programming and data management skills in food production, growing, processing, packaging, transportation, sales, and marketing. With an education in Applied Agribusiness Technology, multiple career opportunities will open up for you.

Where is this program offered?

• Ellensburg

How much does this program cost?

Explore information on Cost, Aid, and Value to make an informed decision about investing in your education at CWU.

Where can I find more information?

Please visit the CWU Academic Catalog for current information about admission requirements, course descriptions, learner outcomes, and credit information. 

Minor or Certificate?

Ultimately, the decision between a minor and a certificate depends on your goals. Minors are often chosen to enhance a major. Certificates, on the other hand, tend to have a more practical orientation that is directly applicable to the job market or industry demands. Connect with Academic Advising to make an informed decision. 

Highlights

James Avey, a professor in the Management and Marketing Department, has been honored with prestigious awards including the 2016 CWU Distinguished Professor for Research and Artistic Accomplishment, the 2020 College of Business Excellence in Faculty Advising Award, and the 2012 College of Business Excellence in Faculty Research Award.