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Master of Science with Concentration in Agribusiness

  • Designed specifically for students with an educational background in Economics/Agricultural Economics
  • Four-semester program begins fall and ends the following fall semester
  • 30 credit hour, non-thesis
  • Quantitative courses provide solid economic theory
  • Prepares students for careers in
    • private industry
    • State and Federal Govenment
    • Teaching at secondary and post-secondary institutions
    • Entrepreneurial pursuits
    • Professional schools
    • Financial Analysis
    • Agricultural Production
    • Agricultrual Marketing
    • Food and Consumer Goods
    • Sales


MSAB Curriculum
Fall Semester (6)
AEB 6106 Microeconomic Principles and Analysis
AEB 6225 Policy and the Agribusiness Firm

Spring Semester (12)
AEB 5757 Strategic Human Resource Management
AEB 6553 Elements of Econometrics
AEB 6817 Survey Research Methods
AEB 6145 Agricultural Finance

Summer Semester (3)
AEB 6942 Advanced Applications in Agribusiness Experience
(this semester requires an internship. The grade earned in this course is based on the presentation of the paper published based on the experience)

Fall Semester (9)
AEB 6174 Economic Coordination and Organizational Behavior
AEB 6183 Agribusiness Risk Management
AEB 6385 Management Strategies for Agribusiness Firms


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Master of Science with Concentration in Agribusiness

  • Designed specifically for students with an educational background in Economics/Agricultural Economics
  • Four-semester program begins fall and ends the following fall semester
  • 30 credit hour, non-thesis
  • Quantitative courses provide solid economic theory
  • Prepares students for careers in
    • private industry
    • State and Federal Govenment
    • Teaching at secondary and post-secondary institutions
    • Entrepreneurial pursuits
    • Professional schools
    • Financial Analysis
    • Agricultural Production
    • Agricultrual Marketing
    • Food and Consumer Goods
    • Sales


MSAB Curriculum
Fall Semester (6)
AEB 6106 Microeconomic Principles and Analysis
AEB 6225 Policy and the Agribusiness Firm

Spring Semester (12)
AEB 5757 Strategic Human Resource Management
AEB 6553 Elements of Econometrics
AEB 6817 Survey Research Methods
AEB 6145 Agricultural Finance

Summer Semester (3)
AEB 6942 Advanced Applications in Agribusiness Experience
(this semester requires an internship. The grade earned in this course is based on the presentation of the paper published based on the experience)

Fall Semester (9)
AEB 6174 Economic Coordination and Organizational Behavior
AEB 6183 Agribusiness Risk Management
AEB 6385 Management Strategies for Agribusiness Firms