Agriculture
Department of Construction Management and Agriculture Studies
The Department of Construction Management and Agricultural Studies prepares students for careers in industries that play an essential role in the growth, development, and economic vitality of our communities. Through career-focused education and applied learning, the department provides students with opportunities to develop practical knowledge and skills that can serve as a foundation for employment, professional advancement, and continued education.
Whether students are beginning their education, preparing for a new career, or building upon existing experience, the Department of Construction Management and Agricultural Studies is committed to providing accessible educational pathways that prepare students to contribute to the industries and communities they serve.
Department Office
Manuel Hall Room 207
Office: 337-550-1313
Academic College
College of Workforce Development and Applied Sciences
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Mission & Vision for the Department of Construction Management & Agriculture Studies
Mission
The mission of the Department of Construction Management and Agricultural Studies is to provide accessible, high-quality education that prepares students with the knowledge, practical skills, and professional foundation needed for careers and continued advancement in construction, agriculture, and related industries. Through career-focused instruction and applied learning, the department is committed to preparing students to meet workforce needs and contribute to the economic vitality of the communities they serve.
Vision
The Department of Construction Management and Agricultural Studies strives to be a leader in applied education by providing relevant, innovative, and career-focused academic programs that respond to the evolving needs of students, employers, and industry. We envision graduates who are prepared to contribute to the future of construction and agriculture through technical knowledge, leadership, problem-solving, responsible practices, and lifelong learning.
Why Study Construction Management and Agriculture Studies
- Small class size: Smaller class sizes facilitate group interaction and a dynamic learning environment.
- Learn from outstanding faculty: The department includes tenured or tenure-track faculty and instructors.
- Flexibility: The College of Workforce Development and Applied Sciences' programs offer courses that are taught by industry experts with extensive field and academic experience.
- Open admissions policy: LSUE's open admissions policy offers you the immediate opportunity to take courses that can help you learn skills for new employment and career advancement.
Related Associate Degrees and Certificates Available
Associate Degrees
Related Transfer Majors
LSUE also offers numerous majors for transfer to a four-year college or university of your choosing to finish your degree. Take a few classes just to get started or even complete an associate degree at LSUE first and then transfer to another institution to finish your degree.
- Agricultural Business
- Agricultural Engineering
- Agriculture - General
- Agronomy
- Animal Science
- Basic Sciences - Undecided
- Botany
- Entomology - Science
- Forestry
- Horticulture
- Landscape Architecture
- Vocational Agriculture Education



