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ADMISSIONS

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EiSTEAM at Burns gives students the opportunity to explore their interests, discover new talents, and begin building skills that connect learning to the real world. From aviation, engineering, robotics, and biomedical science to business, fine arts, media, skilled trades, and more, our courses are designed to help students find what excites them and imagine where those interests might lead.

Explore the courses below to learn what students will experience, the skills they will build, and the careers and opportunities each pathway can open.

 

Select any course below to learn more.

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Agriscience & Animal Science (FFA)


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Course Overview

Students build a broad foundation in modern agriculture by exploring its scientific, environmental, economic, and societal impact. Coursework integrates biological and physical science, research concepts, agriscience safety, agricultural history, leadership, agribusiness, and career exploration. Laboratory and hands-on activities give students experience using technology, scientific testing, observation, and problem-solving in agricultural contexts. Students see agriculture as a modern STEM field that connects biology, environmental science, technology, business, leadership, and global systems. Hands-on investigations help students understand how scientific decisions affect food, natural resources, and communities.


Why You’ll Love This Course

If you are interested in science, the environment, leadership, or how agriculture affects the world, this course gives you a broad foundation. You will learn through laboratory activities and practical investigations while exploring careers across modern agriculture. It is a great choice for students who enjoy science but also want to see how that science affects food, animals, land, technology, business, and everyday life.


What You’ll Do

• Conduct laboratory tests and scientific observations

• Investigate biological and physical science in agriculture

• Use appropriate agriscience technology and equipment

• Explore environmental and global agriculture issues

• Participate in leadership and agribusiness activities


Skills You’ll Build

• Laboratory safety

• Scientific observation

• Agricultural literacy

• Leadership

• Employability and agribusiness skills


Potential Careers & Next Steps

• Agricultural scientist

• Environmental specialist

• Agribusiness manager

• Agricultural engineer

• Agriculture or environmental-science program


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