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Decision-makers for global agricultural economy and agricultural policies The degree programme, which is focused on research, looks at the economic, agricultural and political relationships within the international agricultural and nutrition economy, the environment, and rural spaces. In this English-language and international Masterâ€™s programme, funded by the DAAD, sustainability and global justice are key topics. Studies focused on methods and internationality DAAD funding programme with full scholarships for outstanding applicants from developing countries Many different career possibilities for agricultural economists The programme conveys a firm foundation in economic theory and methods as well as their application to problems in the field of international agriculture and nutrition. The programme also aims to educate agricultural scientists with regard to the following skills: Integration of natural and social sciences perspectives Interdisciplinary analysis of complex systems Communication Negotiation Facilitation Team work As the agricultural and food sector become more diverse, global and high-tech, well-trained agricultural economists are experiencing an expanding range of career options. At Hohenheim, students acquire both the analytical skills and the policy background required for strategic positions in government agencies, NGOs, international organisations, and the private sector. The programme also provides students with excellent qualifications for pursuing a doctoral degree and an academic career. Career opportunities for graduates may be found in: Upstream and downstream agricultural industries Regulatory authorities along the food chain Government agencies and non-government organisations National and international organisations Research institutions

Requirements

Entry Requirements

Applicants are required to have an above-average Bachelor of Science (BSc) or equivalent degree in agriculture, economics, or a related discipline, following at least three years of university studies or German FH studies. Apart from grades and educational achievements, professional experience, motivation, and other relevant activities will be considered. Students are expected to have a basic understanding of micro- and macroeconomics, a solid background in mathematics and statistics, and should be computer-literate. To facilitate the self-evaluation of applicants, the university has introduced an online pre-test for all applicants for the AgEcon programme. It is compulsory to complete the test before the application deadline, but the test results will not influence the chances of admission.

Fee Information

How to Apply

Online application: www.uni-hohenheim.de/en/application-agecon-info

Agricultural Economics (AgEcon)