The Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs as well as various minors that are all accredited and nationally competitive to prepare students for success in careers in the fields of economics and business.
Undergraduate Programs
The Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Department offers three traditional undergraduate tracks:
- Agribusiness Management & Marketing,
- Agricultural Economics
- Pre-Law
- Agricultural Business Agribusiness Risk Management (100% online)
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
- Dual M.S. in agricultural economics and LL.M. in agricultural and food law
Internship Credit
Being a student in the Agribusiness Program provides many opportunities for professional development during a student's academic career. Internships are a great way to gain professional experience, make beneficial networking connections and earn credit to fulfill their Agribusiness Capstone requirement.
Academic Advising
Our Student Services team is here to provide guidance, answer questions, address concerns and provide support on your path from student to graduate.