Master of Science in Agribusiness Management and Policy
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An interdisciplinary graduate program designed to prepare professionals to lead, manage, and develop organizations across the agricultural value chain.
Master of Arts in Agribusiness Management and Policy
US$ 5,940
36 Credit Hours
18 Months
9–12 Months
3 Credit Hours
US$ 5,940
Lead Agribusiness & Shape Agricultural Policy
Integrate business management, agricultural economics, finance, marketing, policy analysis, supply chain management, and sustainable development to address complex challenges facing modern agriculture and food systems.
The Master of Science in Agribusiness Management and Policy is an interdisciplinary graduate program designed to prepare professionals to lead, manage, and develop organizations across the agricultural value chain. The program integrates principles of business management, agricultural economics, finance, marketing, policy analysis, supply chain management, and sustainable development to address complex challenges facing modern agriculture and food systems.
Students examine agribusiness operations, agricultural markets, international trade, resource management, public policy, entrepreneurship, risk management, and strategic decision-making. The curriculum emphasizes analytical skills, leadership, innovation, and evidence-based approaches to improving the efficiency, competitiveness, and sustainability of agricultural enterprises and food systems.
Master of Arts in Agribusiness Management and Policy
18 Months — Traditional Learning Track
9–12 Months — Fast-Track Learning Program
3 Credit Hours per Course
US$ 5,940
Exclusive of applicable University administrative fees
Required Courses
The Master of Science in Agribusiness Management and Policy requires 36 total credits.
| Course No. | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| ABM 6000 | Foundations of Agribusiness Management and Policy | 3 |
| ABM 6010 | Agricultural Economics and Market Systems | 3 |
| ABM 6020 | Strategic Management in Agribusiness | 3 |
| ABM 6030 | Agricultural Finance and Risk Management | 3 |
| ABM 6040 | Food Systems, Supply Chains, and Logistics | 3 |
| ABM 6050 | Agricultural Marketing and Consumer Behavior | 3 |
| ABM 6060 | Agricultural Policy and Global Trade | 3 |
| ABM 6070 | Research Methods and Data Analysis in Agribusiness | 3 |
| ABM 6080 | Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Agriculture | 3 |
| ABM 6090 | Sustainable Agribusiness Leadership and Management | 3 |
| ABM 6100 | Master's Thesis | 6 |
| Total Credits | 36 | |
Course Descriptions
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ABM 6000 – Foundations of Agribusiness Management and Policy
Introduces the principles, structures, and challenges of modern agribusiness systems. Students examine agricultural enterprises, food value chains, management practices, policy environments, and the role of agriculture in economic and social development.
ABM 6010 – Agricultural Economics and Market Systems
Explores economic principles applied to agricultural production, markets, resource allocation, pricing, supply and demand, market structures, and economic decision-making within agricultural industries.
ABM 6020 – Strategic Management in Agribusiness
Examines strategic planning, organizational leadership, competitive analysis, innovation, and decision-making processes used to manage agricultural enterprises and organizations in dynamic markets.
ABM 6030 – Agricultural Finance and Risk Management
Focuses on financial management, investment analysis, agricultural credit systems, budgeting, risk assessment, insurance, and financial strategies for improving agricultural enterprise performance.
ABM 6040 – Food Systems, Supply Chains, and Logistics
Analyzes agricultural supply chains from production to consumers, including procurement, transportation, distribution, value creation, logistics management, food security, and global food system challenges.
ABM 6050 – Agricultural Marketing and Consumer Behavior
Examines marketing strategies, branding, market research, consumer preferences, pricing strategies, digital marketing, and communication approaches used in agricultural and food industries.
ABM 6060 – Agricultural Policy and Global Trade
Explores agricultural policies, government regulations, international trade agreements, food security policies, environmental regulations, and the global economic forces influencing agriculture.
ABM 6070 – Research Methods and Data Analysis in Agribusiness
Develops advanced skills in research design, quantitative and qualitative methods, statistical analysis, economic analysis, data interpretation, and evidence-based decision-making in agribusiness management.
ABM 6080 – Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Agriculture
Examines agricultural entrepreneurship, business development, innovation strategies, technology adoption, startup management, and opportunities for creating value within agricultural and food industries.
ABM 6090 – Sustainable Agribusiness Leadership and Management
Focuses on sustainable business practices, corporate responsibility, environmental stewardship, organizational leadership, and strategies for managing agricultural enterprises in socially and environmentally responsible ways.
ABM 6100 – Master's Thesis
Students complete an original research thesis addressing a significant issue in agribusiness management, agricultural economics, or policy. Under faculty supervision, students conduct research, analyze findings, and develop recommendations that contribute to agricultural business practices and policy development.
Career Opportunities
Graduates are prepared for management, policy, analytical, and leadership positions across agricultural industries and related sectors.
Employment Sectors
Graduates may pursue opportunities across agribusiness corporations, government agencies, financial institutions, international organizations, and agricultural consulting firms.
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