MSc in Agricultural Economics in College Station United States | Texas A&M University

Our agricultural economics master's program equips students with essential expertise in management, finance, real estate, entrepreneurship, marketing, policy evaluation, and strategic decision-making tailored to the modern business landscape, particularly within the food and fiber sector. The Master of Science in Agricultural Economics offers comprehensive professional development, preparing graduates with vital competencies for today's corporate environment, with special emphasis on agribusiness. Students pursuing this degree can select either the thesis track or non-thesis pathway, both requiring 36 credit hours minimum. Those opting for the non-thesis route must produce a professional paper demonstrating their capacity to execute applied research - from establishing project goals and problem analysis to presenting findings in proper academic format. The culminating oral examination assesses both course material and the professional paper.