Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Economics students are exposed to economic principles that guide the behavior of individuals, businesses and governments that define the global economy. An Agricultural Economics degree opens the door to a variety of careers and is designed to be flexible while giving students a grasp of issues they will face as professionals.
Concentrations
Involvement
The Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Club, National Agri-Marketing Association and Center for Risk Management and Education and Research host a variety of speakers and participate in industry tours to expose members to real life applications of their curriculum.
Study Abroad
Agricultural Economics is a global industry and it is an important component of our students' education to experience different cultures, languages and industry apart from our own. A variety of international experiences are available to students each year.
Hands On Experience
Agricultural Economics classes are based on real-world problems and labs introduce concepts, theories and principles students will use to become leaders in agriculture and related industries.
- Analyst
- Attorney
- Commodity Trader
- Grain Merchandiser
- Producer and Farmer
- Veterinarian
- Economics
- Management
- Numbers and Data
- People
- Plants and Animals
- Statistics