M.Sc. (Agriculture) Agricultural Economics

M.Sc.(Agriculture) Agricultural Economics is a postgraduate degree program that focuses on the application of economic principles to agricultural practices and policies. It aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to analyze and manage agricultural resources efficiently.

Course Features

• Interdisciplinary Approach: The course combines economics, agricultural science, and business management to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the agricultural sector.
• Research-Oriented: The course focuses on developing research skills to analyze and address real-world issues in the agricultural sector.
• Case Studies: The course uses case studies to provide students with practical knowledge and hands-on experience in analyzing and managing agricultural resources.
• Industry Exposure: The course provides students with opportunities to interact with industry professionals, agricultural researchers, and policymakers to understand the real-world challenges and emerging trends in the agricultural sector.
• Career Opportunities: Graduates of the course can pursue careers in agricultural policymaking, agribusiness, rural development, and research institutions.

• Understanding of Agricultural Markets: Students will be able to analyze the demand and supply dynamics of agricultural products and study the market structures and pricing mechanisms.
• Policy Analysis: Students will be able to analyze government policies and their impact on agriculture, including subsidies, taxes, and trade policies.
• Resource Management: Students will learn to use economic tools to make decisions regarding resource allocation, including land, labor, capital, and technology.
• Risk Management: Students will learn to assess and manage risk in agricultural production, including weather, pests, diseases, and price volatility.
• Sustainability: Students will be equipped with the knowledge to ensure sustainable agricultural practices and their impact on the environment.