Master of Agriculture (MOA) Degree Program
Admissions Process Application Degree Requirements Delivery Methods
Specified Curricula Courses Contact Extended Education and Outreach
Application; A Five Component Process
While we desire to provide this degree program to as many as may be interested; we recognize that we have limitations. Unfortunately, we can not currently distance deliver all of the curricular components of each area of study. Therefore, before you begin the application process, please contact the chair of the committee by E-mail. In the E-mail contact please indicate your desired area of study, your location, and whether or not taking on-campus courses (at the University of Nebraska or a closer College) would be possible in order to take courses not offfered by distance. The Chair will then be able to respond as to whether we can accomodate your degree program objective. |
- Complete the Office of Graduate Studies On-line Application (Degree Seeking):
- Submit the application fee to the Office of Graduate Studies
- Send two official copies of transcripts from every institution you have previously attended to:
Office of Graduate Studies
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
1100 Seaton Hall
P.O. Box 880619
Lincoln, NE 68588-0619Admissions Phone: 402-472-2878
Fax: 402-472-0589
Graduate Admissions Toll-Free: (800) 742-8800 ext. 2878
Graduate Admissions Email Three Letters of Recommendation to:
Dr. John P. Markwell
Chair, Master of Agriculture
N251 Beadle Center
Lincoln, NE 68588-0664A Letter of Intent including the following:
- Explain why you want to pursue a Master of Agriculture degree.
- Elucidate how obtaining this degree will help your personal, career, and/or professional goals.
- What are you doing now that relates to this degree?
- What is your level of committment to successful completion of the degree.
- Mail to:
Dr. John P. Markwell
Chair, Master of Agriculture
N251 Beadle Center
Lincoln, NE 68588-0664
Deadlines for Admission to Master of Agriculture Degree Program:
Applications are reviewed as they are complete.
All materials must arrive no less that two weeks prior to the semester in which the student intends to begin the program. Earlier submission of materials is prudent.
Target dates are:
August 1 - fall enrollment
December 1- spring enrollment
April 1 - summer enrollment
