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Undergraduate Programs
The Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Department offers three traditional undergraduate tracks: Agribusiness Management & Marketing, Agricultural Economics, and Pre-Law; as well as a complete online track in Agricultural Business Agribusiness Risk Management.
Graduate Programs
Students interested in pursuing advanced degrees can choose from one of our five Master of Science concentrations: Thesis; Atlantis-double M.S. degree program in agricultural economics and rural development (includes two degrees & study abroad in Europe); Agribusiness non-thesis; International Agribusiness non-thesis program; and Dual M.S. in agricultural economics and LL.M. in agricultural and food law.
Scholarships & Financial Aid
An average of 35 scholarships have been awarded to AEAB undergraduate students the last five years. Competitive funding is available for current and future students.
Ed & Michelle Fryar Risk Center
The Fryar Price Risk Management Center of Excellence in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness at the University of Arkansas was established in 2020 with a gift from Dr. Ed and Michelle Fryar. The Center is committed to developing an international program of scholarship embracing the University’s three-fold land-grant mission of research, teaching and outreach. Our work focuses on critical risk management issues facing the food and fiber system, with particular emphasis on products and industries contributing significantly to the Arkansas economy.