Agronomy Online

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Experience the Nebraska AgroHort Online Program Difference.

A master’s degree or graduate certificate from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Department of Agronomy and Horticulture Online Program is not just a “piece of paper.” It’s a high-quality educational experience that will challenge you and help you grow to your fullest potential. Our program has a strong focus on many different impactful areas of agronomic and horticultural research, including crop physiology and production, plant breeding and genetics, and range and forage sciences.

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Support Every Step of the Way

Taking classes while working full-time can be challenging, but you don’t have to do it alone. When you take classes through us, you will learn from distinguished faculty who are committed to student success. You’ll also have a team of dedicated support staff who will be there to provide you with guidance as you progress through your chosen program of study.

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Flexibility

We understand that agricultural professionals have roots in their home communities. That’s why we offer our master’s degree in agronomy and horticulture and graduate certificates 100% online. Choose from a selection of primarily asynchronous courses.

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Affordability

Graduate tuition is among the lowest in the BIG 10. And our graduate certificates are completed through a partnership with several universities in IDEA where students are able to take courses at a reduced rate.

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Graduate Student Services

  1. Avatar for Lisa Hilfiker
    Graduate Program Coordinator Agronomy & Horticulture University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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    Keim 202A
    Lincoln, NE 68583-0915
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    Work 402-472-8393 On-campus 2-8393
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    lisa.hilfiker@unl.edu

Lisa Hilfiker serves as the Graduate Program Coordinator for Agronomy and Horticulture. She works closely with both resident and online students, providing proactive communication, individualized guidance, and support as they navigate program milestones and requirements.

Lisa co-teaches PLAS 95: Graduate Student Orientation and AGRO 894: Master’s Project, helping students transition into graduate study and successfully complete their programs. She also advises the Agronomy and Horticulture Graduate Student Association (AHGSA), supporting graduate student leadership and community within the department. Lisa is passionate about creating a welcoming and supportive environment where graduate students feel connected, supported, and positioned for success.

Contact Lisa with any questions or needed support related to your graduate program.

Questions? Contact Lisa

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