MSU-Northern: College of Technical Sciences

Agricultural Mechanics Technology	Degrees	Minor	Other
Agricultural Mechanics Technology	AAS		DC**
AAS Program Sheet Minor Program Sheet Catalogs & Schedules
** Departmental Certificate: departmental certificates are not University degrees.

Program Overview

MSU-Northern's Agricultural Mechanics degree offers a practical hands-on skill set required to work on current agriculture equipment. Intensive study is focused on agriculture tractors, combines, tillage, planting, spraying, and forage equipment. In addition, students earning the degree learn skills on diesel engines and fuel systems, electrical/electronic systems, hydraulic systems, heating and air conditioning systems, heavy duty powertrains, and metal repair.

Agricultural Mechanics Technology offerings include a two-year Associate of Applied Science degree, a minor, and a departmental certificate. While attending MSU-Northern, students are eligible to participate in cooperative education. This program allows students the opportunity to earn college credit and money while they gain valuable work experience in their field or study.

Career Opportunities

Graduates often find employment in agricultural business, manufacturing or agriculture repair shops. In addition, they may choose to move into a management position or return to production agriculture.

Advisors

Wane Boysun
   Office: Brockmann Center 210N
   Phone: (406) 265-4179
Steven Don
  Office: Brockmann Center 210S
  Phone: (406) 265-4185