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Integrated Resource Management (IRM)
Master of Agriculture (M.Agr.)
The Learning Experience
This online degree offers short presentations and lectures online, supplemented by assignments and readings. Students participate in discussion board conversations with professors and fellow students, and communicate with professors through email and online office hours.
While this degree allows students the convenience of accessing course material when and where it is most convenient for you, it definitely requires a commitment of time and attention. Students should plan to spend nine to twelve hours per week on a 3-credit course. Time required will vary depending on students' learning style and previous coursework.
Completing the courses toward the degree is self-paced and self-directed; students' timelines of completion will be influenced by their personal responsibilities and career commitments, as well as the schedule of course offerings. The program can be completed in two years, and the University requires that degree coursework be completed within 10 years.
We'll be in touch within 2 business days.
- or contact -
Mike Macklin
(970) 491-7583
michael.macklin@colostate.edu
Receive periodic emails about this program.
For admission or advising questions:
Elizabeth Furuiye
Agricultural Sciences
(970) 491-1610
elizabeth.furuiye@colostate.edu
Degree at a Glance
Delivery
Online. On-campus attendance is not required to complete this program.
Total credits
Plan B – Minimum of 33 credits
Tuition
$499 per credit
(financial aid available)
Time frame
Program has a tentative time frame of two years. Program duration may vary based on previous coursework, intensity of study, and course availability. Summer courses are not required.
Designed for
Prospective and current land managers such as ranch managers, wildlife and forest managers, extension agents, employees of government agencies, and recent graduates of undergraduate programs.
What you will earn
You will earn the same regionally-accredited Colorado State University degree that a student on the Fort Collins campus is awarded. Your diploma and transcript are identical to those awarded to on-campus students.
