Program Core Value

Agricultural science program is determined to be an opportunity of sufficient and efficient sustainable agriculture for food, medicine, energy crops and environment.

Being a graduate of Agricultural science who is able to apply knowledge and skills of complete agricultural system with social and environmental concerns, potential in life-long learning with MU graduates’ attributes.

1. Comprehensive knowledge and skills in agricultural science starting from the science of plant production, technology that increases production efficiency, Plant breeding with appropriate technology until the energy and food processing industry that does not affect the environment.
2. Plan to be an entrepreneur in agricultural science, taking into account basic society, economy and environment for sustainability with awareness of morals and ethics and professional ethics.
3. Communication skills, effectively showing understanding of others and planning teamwork both in the role of leader and teammates.
4. Thinking analytically, researching and solving problems about agricultural science.
5. Use information technology to search for information, process, and determine solutions to problems in the field agricultural science appropriately.

PLO1: Systematically solve problems in agricultural science, agricultural industry, plant and animal productions, agricultural management and related disciplines emphasizing on energy crops and
industrial crops according to academic principles.
PLO2: Examine and administer projects those can solve problems and organize knowledge in agricultural science.
PLO3: Demonstrate agricultural practices both in the field and laboratory with concerns of academic standards and safety.
PLO4: Communicate information to target groups successfully by using appropriate language and multimedia.
PLO5: Work as an agricultural scientist together with people with responsibility and acceptance of diverse perspective and culture toward goal achievement of team.
PLO6: Effectively use information and communication technology (ICT) to benefit assigned practices as an agricultural scientist.