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This program provides comprehensive academic training in the social, economic, ethical, scientific, and technological foundations of producing and accessing consumer goods and services within the agri-food industry.
The degree primarily examines food production, consumption patterns, and consumer behavior, incorporating various social sciences, natural sciences, and business disciplines relevant to food enterprises.
Core subjects include: consumer behavior and marketing, international economics, analysis of agri-food systems from production to consumption
agri-business administration, food science and technological applications
Aspiring managers in food processing, retail, and food service industries will find this program particularly valuable. Graduates will also be prepared for diverse roles in global food supply chain management, with deep insights into the intricacies of international food distribution networks.
The curriculum explores management theories, economic principles, marketing strategies, and financial concepts as they relate to sustainable food enterprises and the worldwide food industry.
Upon completion, graduates will possess critical skills to evaluate challenges, develop solutions, and assess alternatives for food-related businesses and the broader agri-food sector.
This program combines the broad competencies of a management and marketing degree with specialized expertise tailored to the food sector.
Alumni are prepared for leadership positions in food processing, retail, and food service operations, along with various opportunities in international food supply chain coordination.
The analytical and problem-solving abilities cultivated through this course are highly valued by employers globally, creating career pathways in finance, human resources, administration, marketing and public relations, and business advisory services.