Program Overview

M.S. Agricultural and Applied Economics Program

The M.S. Agricultural and Applied Economics program is offered by the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics.

Program Overview

The program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of agricultural and applied economics, preparing them for careers in research, policy, and industry.

Program Requirements

• Prerequisites:
  • The program has specific prerequisites that must be met by applicants.
• Credit Hour Requirements:
  • Students are required to complete a certain number of credit hours to graduate.
• Substitution for Core Courses:
  • In some cases, students may be able to substitute core courses with alternative courses.
• Thesis Proposal and Proposal Defense:
  • Students pursuing a thesis track must defend their proposal as part of the program requirements.
• Professional Paper Requirement for No-thesis Students:
  • Students not pursuing a thesis must complete a professional paper to meet the program requirements.
• Final Examination:
  • A final examination is required for all students to complete the program.
• Degree Program Course Requirements:
  • The program has specific course requirements that must be met by students to graduate.

Additional Information

• Questions about the program can be directed to the relevant authorities.
• The program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in agricultural and applied economics, preparing them for a variety of career paths.