MSc in Agricultural Economics and Management

at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Modules:
 

• Analytical Methods
• Marketing, Responsibility and Ethics
• Microeconomic Theory
• Experimental methods for economics and business studies
• Production economics

Admission to the Agricultural Economics and Management – Master’s programme requires a first-cycle qualification comprising 180 credits and including:
 

• Studies comprising 90 credits within business administration and 15 credits microeconomics for specialisation business administration or
• Studies comprising 90 credits within economics for specialisation economics

For International Students: kr 10,111 per year

Economists with these skills have found employment in the private and public sectors, with potential employers including banks, financial institutions, advisory services, agricultural cooperatives, support and lobbying organisations and government authorities. Some of our students establish their own companies and work as either consultants or in their own agricultural business.