Your knowledge will take you from the land to the global marketplace
At Dalhousie's Faculty of Agriculture in Truro, N.S., expert faculty and leading researchers guide students through a program that blends science and economics. You'll learn to see issues from a global perspective and develop the leadership skills to succeed.
Agricultural Economics brings together elements of mathematics, management and the social sciences as part of a wide-ranging educational experience. Learning from respected faculty, researchers and guest lecturers from the agri-food industry, students form an understanding of food production, public policy, trade opportunities and international food aid, among other topics.
Sample courses:
- Agricultural Futures and Options
- Environmental Economics
- Agricultural and Food Policy
Small class sizes present a huge opportunity to learn with plenty of personal attention and an emphasis on debate and discussion.
Visit the Academic Calendar to view degree options and course details.
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