Engineering Technology and Management for Agricultural Systems
College of Agricultural, Consumer & Environmental Sciences
CompareWhat is Engineering Technology and Management for Agricultural Systems?
This major applies both engineering principles and business management concepts. Students will work with systems involving agriculture, food, energy, water, and the environment. In our program, you will gain important problem-solving skills and learn how to operate new technology. You'll also learn how to manage supplies to maintain healthier, more sustainable environments. Students may specialize in one of the following areas:
- Construction Systems Management
- Environmental Systems Management
- Mechanization, Marketing, and Technology Management
- Processing Systems
- Renewable Energy Systems
Career Options
- Management
- Marketing
- Operations
- Maintenance
- Systems
Post-Graduation Success1
84% employed or continuing education
71% employed after graduation
13% attending graduate school
$71,272 average starting annual income
Sample employer destinations: Granite Construction, Findorff, F.H. Paschen, Power Construction, Kiewit, The Walsh Group, Turner Construction Company, John Deere, Grunloh Building, Reyes Group View All
Sample grad school destinations: University of Wisconsin-Madison, Saint Xavier University, Northwestern University, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign View All
Review Criteria
First-Year Major-Specific Criteria
- Strong science and math coursework and performance
- Calculus and Chemistry preferred (if available at high school)
Transfer Criteria
Transfer HandbookGraduation & Retention2
4.0 years to degree
95% returned for second year
75% graduated within 4 years
86% graduated within 6 years
Annual Program Costs3
Illinois Resident
- Tuition: $15,838
- Fees: $5,182
- Expenses: $19,558
- Total: $40,578
Non-Resident
- Tuition: $38,514
- Fees: $5,182
- Expenses:$19,898
- Total: $63,594
International
- Tuition: $39,556
- Fees: $5,182
- Expenses: $19,898
- Total: $64,636
