Our work fuels the largest industry on the planet
The specialized knowledge and insight you’ll gain will give you an advantage when seeking jobs in the vast global food industry.
Graduates of the College of Agriculture become:
- Scientific Researchers
- Lawyers
- Journalists
- Teachers
- Financial Analysts
- Business Owners
- Veterinarians
- Food Safety Inspectors
- Chemists
- Landscape Designers
- Production Engineers
- Animal Nutritionists
- and thousands more!
Explore your career options
The College of Agriculture, in collaboration with the Auburn University Career Center, gives freshmen and first-year transfer students professional job assistance. Search the tools, resources and services below for a variety of student internships, co-ops, networking opportunities, mentorships and more.
Meet with a career counselor
A member of the Auburn University Career Exploration Team can help you chart a career path that capitalizes on your strengths, interests and opportunities. This includes one-on-one coaching, career assessments and specialized programs.
Schedule an appointment
Schedule an appointment
On campus job or internship
Take a look at available on-campus jobs, student internships, co-op programs, and student part-time job opportunities offered through the College of Agriculture and Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station.
Alumni mentoring program
Spending time together with one of our successful alumni is the best way to learn your industry, through hands-on experience and invaluable networking. Student applications become available in August. Email Megan Ross, for more information.
Our work seminars
Attend Our Work Seminars during the fall and spring semesters to learn exciting insights into career paths and enjoy lunch. This virtual and in-person film series features many successful alumni and industry insiders, along with live Q&A.
Ag career fairs
Auburn’s College of Agriculture host career fairs each fall semester to introduce students to employers from every agricultural industry sector across Alabama and the nation. Students and industry partners can register via Handshake.
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