Agricultural Economics applies economic principles to solve agricultural and agribusiness problems.  Our degrees equip graduates for professional and senior management positions, and are highly valued by employers.  They give our graduates the flexibility to pursue a wide range of career opportunities.

The Agricultural Economics major can be taken as part of a BScAgric (4 year) degree.  Students taking the BScAgric option must major in Economics and Agricultural Economics, and take subjects such as Biometry and Statistics, Animal Science, Crop Science, and Horticultural Science.

After completing a BScAgric degree in Agricultural Economics, graduates may pursue postgraduate studies towards an MScAgric and PhD degree.  Information for prospective postgraduate students is available on this web site.