Auburn University
Auburn University is a member university of IDEA, a consortium of public universities from across the United States who work together to provide an online educational experience. Through IDEA, you can select Auburn University as your home university and take courses from universities across the consortium.
Participating Programs
Auburn University participates in the agricultural and environmental law program. This undergraduate certificate will help you better understand laws and emerging legal issues and can complement an undergraduate degree or provide working professionals with the knowledge to advance their careers.
More about IDEA at Auburn University
Earn a Certificate in Agricultural and Environmental Law at Auburn University through IDEA
With Auburn University as your home university, you'll learn the complexity of legal issues in today's agriculture and gain tools to navigate legal questions about the demands placed on natural resources.
Traditions at Auburn University
Auburn University is a public land-grant university focused on forward-thinking education, life-enhancing research and scholarship, and selfless service.
If invited to an event called “Rolling Toomer’s Corner,” you will find yourself celebrating a sports victory with friends, faculty, celebrities, the mayor, and families tossing rolls of paper into the Auburn Oaks in Samford Park at Toomer’s Corner. Go to the intersection of College Street and Magnolia Avenue and look for long-time business Toomer’s Drugs and trees looking as if they are covered by snow.
On Hey Day at Auburn, students, faculty, and staff shout out “Hey!” and call to each other as they pass to class. Student volunteers hand out name tags to each student and faculty so that all can be called by name. It’s a community-building tradition that dates back to World War II.
