1. Scientific research institutes: Agricultural graduate students can engage in research work in scientific research institutions such as agricultural academies and scientific research institutes at all levels, and participate in agricultural scientific and technological innovation and experimental projects.

2. Institutions of higher learning: enter institutions of higher learning as teachers, engage in teaching and scientific research, and guide students in agricultural scientific research.

3. Government departments: to be civil servants, work in agriculture, environmental protection, food and drug supervision and other related departments, participate in policy formulation and implementation, and promote agricultural development.

4. Agricultural enterprises: Join agricultural-related enterprises, such as seed companies, pesticide companies and biotechnology companies. , and use professional knowledge to engage in product research and development, quality management, market development and other work.

5. Agricultural consultant: provide consulting services for agricultural enterprises, including agricultural production technology consultation, market analysis and investment evaluation.

6. International cooperation organizations: work in international agricultural organizations or non-governmental organizations, participate in international agricultural development projects, promote agricultural science and technology, and help developing countries improve agricultural productivity.

7. Self-employment: use the knowledge and skills learned to establish agricultural science and technology companies or farms and carry out modern agricultural management activities.

8. Agronomy graduate students refer to those who study agronomy related majors in institutions of higher learning or scientific research institutions. Under the guidance of tutors, agricultural postgraduates have been studying and researching for two years, exploring the frontier fields of agricultural science and mastering advanced agricultural technologies and theories. The training goal of agricultural postgraduates is to cultivate senior agricultural professionals with solid theoretical foundation, extensive professional knowledge, strong practical ability and innovative spirit. Agricultural graduate students should not only complete the course study, but also participate in scientific research.