CSUCI’s environmental science and resource management courses offer relevant pathways for students interested in sustainability and land management. The university provides hands-on learning opportunities and connections to local environmental organizations. Click here to learn more.

Allan Hancock College’s agriculture program offers associate degrees and certificates in agribusiness, viticulture, and plant science. Students gain practical experience through industry partnerships and internships. Click here to learn more.

Cal Poly’s College of Agriculture, Food & Environmental Sciences offers cutting-edge training, research opportunities, and industry collaborations to prepare students for leadership roles in agriculture. Click here to learn more.

FFA’s Ag Explorer helps students discover diverse career pathways in agriculture, from farming and animal science to agribusiness, technology, and environmental conservation. Ag Explorer provides tools to help you find the right path in the ag industry. Click here to learn more.

Oxnard College supports students with personalized career assessments, job search strategies, and resume-building workshops. Its location in an agricultural hub provides opportunities for local internships and career connections in the industry. Click here to learn more.

Ventura College offers an ag program that emphasizes hands-on training in plant science, horticulture, and agricultural business. Students can earn associate degrees or certificates that prepare them for careers in farming, agribusiness, and sustainable agriculture. Click here to learn more.

UCSB’s strong environmental studies and sustainability programs offer pathways into agricultural policy, food systems, and land conservation. The university also connects students with research opportunities and career resources. Click here to learn more.

At Moorpark College, students can take foundational science courses and transfer to universities with strong agricultural programs. The college is known for its hands-on teaching approach, including its on-campus zoo for animal science studies. Click here to learn more.