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    Universities in North America

    204 Agriculture Programs in North America

    programs
    204
    programs
    universities
    64
    universities
    taught in English
    100%
    taught in English
    median yearly fee
    28,861 USD
    median yearly fee

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    Also searched as BS in Agriculture in North America and Bachelors in Agriculture in North America.

    North America has 204 agriculture programs open to international students, at 64 universities. Almost all of them — 100% — are taught in English. Fees cluster around 28,861 USD a year, and the middle half of those programs fall between 18,010 USD and 34,983 USD.

    Computed from Global Admissions data · amounts in USD

    Agriculture programs

    1–24 of 204 · page 1 of 9

    Master's · United States · 26,580 USD per year
    Canada · 4,031 USD per year
    PhD · Canada · 12,614 USD per year
    Master's · Canada · 15,428 USD per year
    Bachelor's · Canada · 18,198 USD per year
    Bachelor's · United States · 40,145 USD per year
    Bachelor's · United States · 37,146 USD per year
    PhD · Canada · 9,113 USD per year
    PhD · Canada · 20,842 USD per year
    Bachelor's · United States · 29,072 USD per year
    Master's · United States · 26,580 USD per year
    Bachelor's · United States · 42,380 USD per year
    Bachelor's · United States · 29,523 USD per year
    Bachelor's · United States · 37,146 USD per year
    Bachelor's · United States · 31,026 USD per year
    PhD · United States · 35,459 USD per year
    Master's · United States · 35,459 USD per year
    Bachelor's · Canada · 28,861 USD per year
    Canada · 61,178 USD in total
    Bachelor's · United States · 11,000 USD per year
    PhD · United States · 24,630 USD per year
    Bachelor's · United States · 31,664 USD per year
    Master's · United States · 31,638 USD per year

    Agriculture tuition fees in North America, by degree level

    Bachelor's· 118 programs
    Median annual fee 28,861 USD · middle half 18,010 USD–34,983 USD
    Master's· 49 programs
    Median annual fee 26,580 USD · middle half 23,140 USD–29,808 USD
    PhD· 17 programs
    Median annual fee 26,580 USD · middle half 23,885 USD–30,134 USD

    Medians cover the programs billed per year, using the price each university publishes for international students converted to USD, and only publish where at least 5 priced programs exist. Programs priced per semester, per credit or for the whole program are listed above on their own basis.

    Specializations within agriculture

    Agriculture Engineering82Agricultural Sciences75Animal Science47

    Top universities for Agriculture in North America

    Ranked by how many agriculture programs each one runs in North America — the count is next to the name.

    January intake in North America

    22 of these programs list a dated January start that is still ahead. Dates come from each listing — confirm on the program page before planning around one.

    Study Agriculture in North America: common questions

    How many agriculture programs are there in North America?
    204 agriculture programs at 64 universities in North America are open to international students, as of 12 October 2026.
    How much does a agriculture degree in North America cost?
    The median annual fee (programs billed per year) for bachelor's programs in agriculture in North America is 28,861 USD. The middle half of those programs charge between 18,010 USD and 34,983 USD a year.
    Can I study agriculture in North America in English?
    Yes — 100% of the agriculture programs in North America in our catalog are taught in English (204 of 204).
    Are any of these agriculture programs available online?
    2 of the 204 programs in North America are delivered online or by distance learning.
    Which degree level is cheapest for agriculture in North America?
    Master's programs, at a median annual fee of 26,580 USD, against 28,861 USD for bachelor's programs. Both medians cover the programs billed per year.

    Planning to study agriculture in North America?

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