The Agriculture Resource Library · Colleges & universities

Agricultural Mechanization programs.

102institutions
29states & territories
16land-grant

102 of 102 shown

Bakersfield College

Bakersfield, CA

  • Public
  • 4-year

5 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

Butte College

Oroville, CA

  • Public
  • 2-year

6 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

Cuesta College

San Luis Obispo, CA

  • Public
  • 2-year

6 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

Merced College

Merced, CA

  • Public
  • 2-year

5 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

Reedley College

Reedley, CA

  • Public
  • 2-year

6 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

Shasta College

Redding, CA

  • Public
  • 4-year

6 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

University of Idaho

Moscow, ID

  • 1862 land-grant
  • Public
  • 4-year

9 fields of study · Certificate to Doctoral

Black Hawk College

Moline, IL

  • Public
  • 2-year

6 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

College of DuPage

Glen Ellyn, IL

  • Public
  • 2-year

3 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

Lake Land College

Mattoon, IL

  • Public
  • 2-year

7 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

Parkland College

Champaign, IL

  • Public
  • 2-year

4 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

Rend Lake College

Ina, IL

  • Public
  • 2-year

4 fields of study · Certificate to Associate

All 102 institutions in the United States, A–Z

Frequently asked questions.

Which colleges offer Agricultural Mechanization programs?

102 colleges and universities in 29 states and territories award credentials in Agricultural Mechanization (CIP 01.02). The list on this page can be filtered by state, credential level, and public or private control, and every school links to its own page.

What credential levels are offered in Agricultural Mechanization?

Across the listed schools, Agricultural Mechanization is offered at these levels (number of schools): Certificate (57), Associate (60), Bachelor's (24), Graduate certificate (1), Other (1).

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard (institution and field-of-study files) and the USDA NIFA land-grant roster. Something missing or wrong? Tell the Library.