1. Department Of Agricultural Economics - Univarsity Of Peradeniya two semesters, advanced courses in agricultural economics are offered. as agric. Development, agric. Production economics, Farm Management, agric. Marketing, Resource economics http://www.pdn.ac.lk/agri/agecon/under.html

Overview Publications Undergraduate Programme Final Year Projects ... Postgraduate Programme Department of Agricultural Economics Faculty of Agriculture Undergraduate Programme The Department is involved in the teaching programme in all four years of the undergraduate course in Agriculture. During the initial six semesters, Department conducts courses for the core programme. In the last two semesters, advanced courses in Agricultural Economics are offered. The courses offered for the core programme are: - Principles of Economics - Agricultural Development and Policy - Principles of Agribusiness Management - Applied Farm Management The a dvanced courses are: - Intermediate Microeconomics - Intermediate Macroeconomics - Agricultural Marketing - Production Economics - Agricultural Policy Analysis - Agricultural Finance - Agricultural Project Analysis - International Trade - Marketing Management In the last semester of the fourth year, the students are required to conduct a research project in the area of specialization. Such as Agric. Development, Agric. Production Economics, Farm Management, Agric. Marketing, Resource Economics and Agribusiness Management and Entrepreneurship.

2. Agric & Resource Economics Minor (AREC) Program Requirements Report agric Resource economics Minor (AREC) agricultural Resource economics Academic Year Minor course work 1. Core courses complete A. 1 course from http://www.arizona.edu/academic/oncourse/data-minors/994/DPUxMINxARECxxx.html

General Catalog Back to Minors List Catalog Year List The University of Arizona On Course! Academic Program Requirements Report Academic Year 1999-00, Catalog 994 Page last updated: 03/17/03 General Catalog Home Students should contact an academic advisor for academic and career counseling. To update APRRs or Minor Reports send email to gradsvcs@u.arizona.edu Maintained by UAInfo Implementation Team

3. University Of Maryland Eastern Shore 2000-02 Catalog A minimum grade of C (GPA 2.0) is required for supportive courses. to agric. to SpecialEducation — 3 ECON 202 Principles of economics II — 3 ELECTIVE Curr http://www.umes.edu/catalog/ansci/agbsaged.htm

The School of Agricultural and Natural Sciences DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE GENERAL AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURE EDUCATION CONCENTRATION Requirements II. Departmental Core * III. Professional Core (Agriculture Education)* * A minimum grade of C is required for each course. IV. Supportive Requirements** ** A minimum grade of C (GPA 2.0) is required for supportive courses. AGRICULTURE EDUCATION Recommended Course Sequence FRESHMAN YEAR Fall Semester Hours SOPHOMORE YEAR PSYC 200 Intro. to Psychology ELECTIVE Curr. Area I JUNIOR YEAR ELECTIVE Select from Agric. courses Semester Total SENIOR YEAR ELECTIVE Select from Agric. courses EDCI 480A Teaching Internship Department of Agriculture Index The University Academics The School of Agriculture and Natural Sciences ... Appendix

4. MSc(Agric) | Department Of Agricultural Economics, Extension And Rural Developme Back to Postgraduate courses. MSc(agric). SPECIALISATION IN agricULTURAL economics. Purpose. The purpose of the http://www.up.ac.za/academic/ecoagric/course/pg_masters_agriecon.html

Back to Postgraduate Courses MSc(Agric) SPECIALISATION IN: AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS Purpose The purpose of the qualification is to prepare students at an advanced level for a management or research career in the fields of economics and business applied to the agricultural, agribusiness and natural resources sector. This course targets specifically those that have to operate at policy level in institutions. It creates an opportunity for specialisation over and above the skills acquired in the BSc Agric. degree. In comparison to the BSc level which is more a generalised approach, the MSc courses emphasises specialisation in the core areas offered by this department, viz. resource economics, agribusiness, agricultural and rural finance and agricultural policy analysis. Entry Requirement: BSc Agric (Agricultural Economics) Degree Core modules LEK 711 Advanced Agricultural Production economics: 20 credits LEK 725 Quantitative methods for Agricultural Economics: 20 credits Fundamental modules MIE 780 Micro-economics: 20 credits Elective modules In addition to the three compulsory courses students have to elect 5 courses (100 credits) under the following 4 areas of specialisation: Agricultural policy analysis: LEK 712 Agricultural policy: 20 credits LEK 723 Agricultural Development: 20 credits LEK 785 Project planning and appraisal: 20 credits MEK 780 Macro-economics: 20 credits One elective: 20 credits Agricultural and rural finance: LEK 722 Agricultural Finance: 20 credits

5. BSc(Agric)(Hons) | Department Of Agricultural Economics, Extension And Rural Dev Back to Postgraduate courses. BSc(agric)(Hons) SPECIALISATION IN agricULTURAL economics. BSc(agric) http://www.up.ac.za/academic/ecoagric/course/pg_hons_agriecon.html

Back to Postgraduate Courses BSc(Agric)(Hons): SPECIALISATION IN: AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS BSc(Agric) Honours degree The honours degree is granted on the basis of examinations in courses followed. AT LEAST EIGHT credits should be obtained for the honours degree. The curriculum is compiled as follows: Compulsory: 3 core courses LEK 711 LEK 725 MIE 780 (Micro-economics offered by Dept. of Economics) In addition to the three compulsory courses, students have to elect 5 courses under the following 4 main focus areas Agricultural policy analysis: LEK 712 LEK 723 LEK 785 MEK 780 (Macro-economics offered by Department of Economics) One elective Agricultural and rural finance: LEK 722 LEK 784 LEK 785 LEK 712 One elective Environmental resource economics: LEK 780 LEK 785 LEK 712 Two electives Agri-business management: LEK 722 LEK 713 LEK 720 LEK 782 (or ITE 780) One elective

6. Economics-based Courses Table Of Contents. economicsbased courses. Bachelor of Resource economics. 2002Faculty of agriculture, Food and Natural Resources E-mail dean@agric.usyd.edu http://www.agric.usyd.edu.au/courses/ug/econ.htm

Site Map Economics-based Courses Bachelor of Agricultural Economics Bachelor of Resource Economics © 2002 Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources E-mail: dean@agric.usyd.edu.au URL: http://www.agric.usyd.edu.au

7. Undergraduate Courses economicsbased courses. Bachelor of agricultural economics; Bachelor of Resourceeconomics. of agriculture, Food and Natural Resources E-mail dean@agric.usyd.edu http://www.agric.usyd.edu.au/courses/ug/

Site Map Undergraduate Courses Science-based Courses Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Bachelor of Horticultural Science Bachelor of Land and Water Science ... © 2002 Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources E-mail: dean@agric.usyd.edu.au URL: http://www.agric.usyd.edu.au

8. Courses Taken At Georgetown University Cornell University, 1998. courses Taken at Georgetown University economics of Development. agric. economics. S. Kyle http://www.georgetown.edu/users/rahardjs/courses.pdf

9. Agricultural Economics Students must complete 5 courses of equivalent credit. 2. Masters Degreesin agricultural economics. M.Sc.agric. and M.agric.Admin. http://www.sun.ac.za/internet/academic/agric/agric_econ/

Agricultural Economics The Department of Agricultural Economics at the University of Stellenbosch provides postgraduate opportunities across a wide spectrum of topics. The Department specialises in future studies and systems thinking as applied to: opportunities for the South African rural economy; opportunities in the southern African region; the competitiveness of South African agriculture. Areas of study Postgraduate courses at Honours level are offered in the following fields of study: Farm Management The course covers the application of systems philosophy to solving farm management problems; strategic management, entrepreneurship and other approaches to the strategic management process, environmental scanning and the principals, concepts and tools of futures research, farm systems analysis, decision making levels, management by objectives and management information systems for decision making control. Rural And Agricultural Policy The aim of this course is to analyse the theoretical structure of economic policy; to further investigate the literature on public choice, contract theory and institutional approaches to rural and

10. Agricultural Economics approved by the agricultural economics Program Advisor. Majors. Required courses (21 credit units) agric 491.3, AG EC http://www.usask.ca/registrar/95_96_Calendar/Coll_of_AG/AG_gi_spec_AGEC.html

Agricultural Economics In consultation with the Agricultural Economics Program Advisor, courses are chosen in relation to a particular emphasis such as Farm Business Management, Resource Economics, Rural Development, Marketing, Price Analysis, Agri-Business or Agricultural Policy. Second Year (30 credit units) AGRIC 201.3, 291.3, AG EC 262.3, 272.3; ECON 211.3, 214.3; MATH 110.3 and 112.3 or 116.3; Electives (6 credit units). Third and Fourth Years (66 credit units) Honours Required Courses (33 credit units): AGRIC 491.3, 497.6; AG EC 310.3, 320.3, 340.3, 362.3, 440.3, 451.3; ECON 404.6. Restricted Electives: 9 credit units from: AGEC 343.3, 420.3, 430.3, 432.3, 433.3, 434.3, 435.3, 460.3, 462.3; AGRIC 222.3 or HIST 371.3. Electives: 24 credit units from: Commerce, Economics, Mathematics and specialization minor courses as approved by the Agricultural Economics Program Advisor. Majors Required Courses (21 credit units): AGRIC 491.3, AG EC 310.3, 320.3, 340.3, 362.3, 440.3, 451.3. Restricted Electives: 9 credit units from: AGEC 343.3, 420.3, 430.3, 432.3, 433.3, 434.3, 435.3, 460.3, 462.3; AGRIC 222.3 or HIST 371.3. Electives: 36 credit units from: Commerce, Economics, Mathematics and specialization minor courses as approved by the Agricultural Economics Program Advisor.

11. Agric & Resource Economics Minor (AREC) Page from the University of Western Australia economics and Commerce (Business School) Handbook 2003 List of courses Available in the Faculty The courses available in the Faculty of economics and Commerce are of Science in agriculture/Bachelor of economicsBSc(agric)/BEc. Bachelor of Science in agriculture/Bachelor of http://www.arizona.edu/academic/oncourse/data-minors/984/DPUxMINxARECxxx.html

General Catalog Back to Minors List Catalog Year List The University of Arizona On Course! Academic Program Requirements Report Academic Year 1998-99, Catalog 984 Page last updated: 03/17/03 General Catalog Home Students should contact an academic advisor for academic and career counseling. To update APRRs or Minor Reports send email to gradsvcs@u.arizona.edu Maintained by UAInfo Implementation Team

12. Ag And Applied Economics Course Listing For Fall 2002 Syllabi and other information is available online for these courses. APEC 202, agric economics, 1010-1100 MWF, 100 McAdams, EH Kaiser. http://cherokee.agecon.clemson.edu/f02_list.htm

Agricultural and Applied Economics and Fall Semester 2002 Courses Syllabi and other information is available on-line for these courses. Simply click on the underlined course titles to see what is available. Course Title Time Rm/Bldg Instructor AGRIC 105 Agric. and Society 9:05-9:55 MWF L. L. Bauer AP EC 202 Agric Economics 10:10-11:00 MWF 100 McAdams E.H. Kaiser AP EC 257 11:15-12:05 MWF M. Espey AP EC 302 AP EC 302L Sec 1 AP EC 302L Sec 2 Econ. of Farm Mgt Econ. of Farm Mgt Lab Econ of Farm Mgt. Lab 11:00-11:50 TTH 9:30-10:45 TTH 8:00-9:15 TTH E. H. Kaiser E. H. Kaiser E.H. Kaiser AP EC 309 Economics of Agri. Mktg 1:25-2:15 MWF L.L. Bauer AP EC 351, Sec 1 Principles of Advertising 2:30-3:45 MW 104 Newman E.H. Kaiser AP EC 351, Sec 2 Principles of Advertising 12:30-1:45 TTH 104 Newman E.H. Kaiser AP EC 402/602 Production Econ 2:00-3:15 TTH S. E. Miller AP EC 409/609 Commod Futures Markets 11:00-12:15 TTH K. H. Kahl AP EC 421 Globalization 3:30-4:45 TTH G.J. Wells

13. University Of Saskatchewan - Agriculture Courses See the General Information section of this Calendar for an explanation of the format used in course descriptions. Not all courses listed below are offered every year. Students should consult with their B.S.A. Prerequisite(s) For agricultural economics students AG EC 315 (or 310), 342 (or 340) and 361 (or 362). agric 498.3 These courses are offered occasionally by visiting faculty and http://www.usask.ca/registrar/99_00_Calendar/Coll_of_AG/AG_course_AGRIC.html

AGRICULTURE COURSES See the General Information section of this Calendar for an explanation of the format used in course descriptions. Not all courses listed below are offered every year. Students should consult with their B.S.A. program advisor and with the 1999/2000 Registration Guide. ACADEMIC COURSES AGRIC 111.3 Agricultural Science I An introduction to agricultural systems illustrating the interactions between plant, animal, microbial, human and environment components. The soil/plant/environment interface is emphasized. Management decisions affecting cropping and land use are examined. AGRIC 112.3 Agricultural Science II An introduction to agricultural systems and the interactions between microbial plant, animal, and human components. The emphasis is on issues and problems associated with animal production, value-added processing, marketing and the consumption of food. AGRIC 201.3 Agricultural Systems Prerequisite(s): AGRIC 111 and 112; or written permission of the Dean. The nature of agricultural systems in Western Canada and throughout the world is explored through an examination of the physical, economic and social components of agricultural systems and their interactions. Emphasis is placed on understanding the functioning of agricultural systems, including why different agricultural systems have evolved and will continue to evolve in the face of change. Production, environmental, and socio-economic issues specific to different systems are discussed. AGRIC 210.3

14. Ag Economics Undergraduate Courses agric 105, agricULTURE AND SOCIETY 3(3 and 0)F EX ST 462, 662, STATISTICS APPLIEDTO economics 3(3 projects in sociological areas not covered in other courses. http://cherokee.agecon.clemson.edu/course-u.htm

Courses for Undergraduates Michael D. Hammig, Chair Majors Degrees Agricultural and Applied Economics B.S. Community and Economic Development B.S. You can get more information (syllabi, readings, etc) about most coursesjust follow the links. AP EC 202 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 3 cr. (3 and 0) Analytical survey of the various subdivisions of agricultural economics, to include farm organization, enterprise, land economics, marketing, farm prices, governmental farm policies, and the relation of agriculture to the national and international economy. AP EC 257 NATURAL RESOURCES, ENVIRONMENT, AND ECONOMICS 3cr. (3,0) F Economic principles applied to resource allocation problems related to environmental and natural resource issues. AP EC 302 ECONOMICS OF FARM MANAGEMENT 3 cr. (3 and 0)F Economic principles underlying the organization and operation of agricultural firms and related business enterprises. Particular emphasis is directed to management aspects of the farm as a production unit. Prerequisite: AP EC 202 or ECON 211 AP EC 308 QUANTITATIVE APPLIED ECONOMICS 3 cr. (3 and 0)S

15. Economics And Commerce Handbook 2001 - The University Of Western Australia courses. Bachelor of Science in agriculture/Bachelor of CommerceBSc(agric)/BCom. Bachelor of Science in agriculture/Bachelor of EconomicsBSc(agric)/BEc http://www.publishing.uwa.edu.au/handbooks/2001/economics/ListOfCourses.html

List of Courses Available in the Faculty The courses available in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce are: Undergraduate Courses Bachelor of EconomicsBEc Bachelor of CommerceBCom Combined Undergraduate Courses Bachelor of Science in Agriculture/Bachelor of CommerceBSc(Agric)/BCom Bachelor of Science in Agriculture/Bachelor of EconomicsBSc(Agric)/BEc Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of EconomicsBA/BEc Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of CommerceBA/BCom Bachelor of Arts (Asian Studies)/Bachelor of EconomicsBA(AsSt)/BEc Bachelor of Arts (Asian Studies)/Bachelor of Commerce(BA(AsSt)/BCom Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of EducationBEc/BEd Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of EducationBCom/BEd Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of CommerceBE/BCom Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of EconomicsBHlthSc/BEc Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of CommerceBHlthSc/BCom Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of EconomicsLLB/BEc Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of CommerceLLB/BCom Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of EconomicsBSc/BEc Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of CommerceBSc/BCom Postgraduate Courses Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas Graduate Certificate in ManagementGradCertMgt Graduate Diploma in AccountingGradDipAcc Graduate Diploma in Business AdministrationGradDipBusAdmin Graduate Diploma in EconomicsGradDipEcons Graduate Diploma in FinanceGradDipFin Graduate Diploma in Human Resource ManagementGradDipHRM Graduate Diploma in Industrial RelationsGradDipIR Graduate Diploma in Information ManagementGradDipInfoMgt Graduate Diploma in MarketingGradDipMktg

16. CFES---Environmental Economics BSc Hons, BSc agric Hons, BSc agric economics), or equivalent degree status whichincludes appropriate subjects in economics. Required courses http://www.up.ac.za/academic/centre-environmental-studies/courses-economics.html

Courses: Environmental Economics (MSc, PhD) Course Co-ordinator : Prof RM Hassan; Tel. e-mail rhassan@scientia.up.ac.za The purpose of this option is to train environmental graduates specialised for careers in environmental economics and policy. On completion of the training, candidates should be conversant and be able to partake in, or render advice concerning, all aspects involved in the economic implications of environmental resource use. This includes economic analytical approaches, economic inefficiency, misallocation, market failure, policy failure, the economics of renewable and non-renewable resources, cost-benefit analysis, valuation of environmental goods and services, environmental accounting, temporal allocation and dynamic optimisation of resource use. MSc : Environmental Economics (ONLY FULL-TIME STUDY; 2 years) Admission Requirements Before application for admission to the Environmental Economics option (MSc), candidates must be in possession of a four-year degree qualification (BSc Hons, BSc Agric Hons, BSc Agric Economics), or equivalent degree status which includes appropriate subjects in economics. Final admission is subject to the approval

17. University Of Saskatchewan - Agricultural Economics 462.3; agric 222.3. Electives 27 credit units from commerce, economics, mathematics,agricultural economics and, if applicable, specialization minor courses ( http://www.usask.ca/registrar/99_00_Calendar/Coll_of_AG/AG_gi_spec_AGEC.html

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS (Program under review)* The objective of Agricultural Economics is to provide an understanding of current economics, social and environmental issues facing Saskatchewan and the world, and in looking for practical solutions. Second Year (30 credit units) AGRIC 201.3, 291.3, AG EC 262.3, 272.3; ECON 211.3, 214.3; MATH 110.3 and 112.3 or 116.3; Electives (6 credit units). Note: Electives can be used towards specialization minor courses (e.g. Agriculture Business minor). Third and Fourth Years (63 credit units) Honours Required Courses (30 credit units): AGRIC 494.6; AG EC 310.3, 320.3, 340.3, 362.3, 440.3, 451.3; ECON 404.6. Restricted Electives: 9 credit units from: AG EC 343.3, 420.3, 430.3, 432.3, 433.3, 434.3, 435.3, 460.3, 462.3; AGRIC 222.3 Electives: 27 credit units from: commerce, economics, mathematics, agricultural economics and, if applicable, specialization minor courses (e.g. Agriculture Business minor). In addition, 3 credit units must be in the social sciences, fine arts or humanities. Note: Up to 9 credit units can be used as open electives.

18. SPRING03 - SCHEDULE OF COURSES SPRING03 SCHEDULE OF courses. KEPNER AEB 4941 X DEP-X VAR TBA NFE PRACT WORK EXPIN FRE LONG AEB 4951 X DEP-X 01 TBA FE SURV agric economics STERNS AEB 5387 X http://www.reg.ufl.edu/soc/stx/foodreso.spring.htm

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19. SPRING 03 - SCHEDULE OF COURSES MGT. KEPNER. AEB 4941, X, DEPX, VAR, TBA, NFE, PRACT WORK EXP IN FRE,LONG. AEB 4951, X, DEP-X, 01, TBA, FE, SURV agric economics, STERNS.AEB 5387, http://www.reg.ufl.edu/soc/spr/foodreso.spring.htm

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20. Agric. Economics & Farm Mgmt. Graduate Degree Program the Ph.D. degree will take their major studies in Agricultural economics, and byselecting appropriate courses (700 series), concentrate on one field of study. http://www.umanitoba.ca/afs/agric_economics/programs/grad.html

GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAM Department of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences University of Manitoba The Department of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management offers graduate instruction leading to the M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees. The purpose of graduate training in Agricultural Economics and Farm Management is to develop competence in solving real world problems relating to food production and marketing and the quality of rural life. The discipline of agricultural economics is problem oriented with the focus being on the application or adaptation of economic theory to resource utilization. Admission Requirements For admission to the graduate program in Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, the applicant must possess the equivalent of the B.S.A. degree with a major in Agricultural Economics or an Honors degree in Economics from The University of Manitoba, or any other degree which provides an equally strong basis for a graduate program in the Department. If the applicant has deficiencies of more than 12 credit hours, a requirement may be to successfully complete a pre-Master's program before being admitted to a regular graduate program. Acceptance of students intending to pursue graduate studies is based upon a careful appraisal of their academic records and the recommendations of references. All students graduating from a university outside of North America must take a Graduate Record Examination. All students whose primary language is not English must provide evidence of proficiency in English, such as a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) with a minimum score of 550.

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