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205 Bachelor's degrees in Agribusiness in United States

Plant And Soil Sciences - Agronomic Business
Plant And Soil Sciences - Agronomic Business programme from Oklahoma State University will equip you with a practical agronomic background and provide you with key business management and economic concepts vital to agribusiness success.

Agribusiness - Community and Regional Analysis
The Agribusiness - Community and Regional Analysis programme from Oklahoma State University provides an understanding of local rural economic development in the public or private sector.

Food and Agricultural Business
Students majoring in Food and Agricultural Business at University of Tennessee Knoxville are prepared for a wide variety of career opportunities. The focus of their studies is on the functioning of the agri-food sector in the global economic system and the economic principles for decision making by business managers, consumers, policymakers, and others within that sector.

Agribusiness - Natural Resources Agribusiness
The Agribusiness - Natural Resources Agribusiness programme from Oklahoma State University provides an understanding of how to evaluate environmental and natural resource issues from an economic perspective.

Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications
The Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications major from University of Tennessee Knoxville is designed for students who want a broad, general background in agriculture and wish to develop their leadership and communication skills to pursue careers in business and industry, agricultural education, agricultural extension education.

Agribusiness - Farm and Ranch Management
The Agribusiness - Farm and Ranch Management programme from Oklahoma State University combines production agriculture and business management skills to provide a versatile degree.

Agricultural Economics - Applied Economics
Professionals in this Agricultural Economics - Applied Economics degree at University of Idaho apply their knowledge of economics, agriculture and business to help leaders in industry and government make important decisions about food production, rural development, natural resources and more.

Agribusiness
The Agribusiness major from Oklahoma State University is the study of operations involved in the manufacturing and distribution of agricultural and natural resource input supplies, production operations (farm, ranch, forestry, fishery, etc.) and the storage, distribution and consumption of food, fiber and other products.

Agribusiness - International Agribusiness
The Agribusiness - International Agribusiness programme from Oklahoma State University provides an understanding of internationally-based companies and government agencies, as well as a foreign language.

Agricultural Economics
With The Agricultural Economics major at Oklahoma State University, you will learn to put the economic theory of resource allocation for the production of food and fiber into action by developing management, problem-solving and financial strategies.

Agricultural Economics - Agribusiness Emphasis
This Agricultural Economics - Agribusiness Emphasis degree at University of Idaho prepares you to fulfill that role. You will build practical business skills and explore topics in commodity trading, policy, marketing, finance, global markets, communication and other areas as they relate to the agriculture and food industry.
Agribusiness and Applied Economics
The Agribusiness and Applied Economics major from The Ohio State University integrates business and economic principles to prepare graduates to manage, market and finance agribusiness firms in domestic and international markets and to manage the appropriate use of natural resources.
Agricultural Communication
The Agricultural Communication major from The Ohio State University provides students the opportunity to study journalism, marketing, public relations and graphic design within the applied context of the agricultural industry.
Agricultural Operations Technology
Agricultural Operations Technology from Montana State University - Northern focuses on using advanced tools and techniques to make farming more efficient, sustainable, and productive
Agricultural Business Management
The Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business Management at North Carolina State University studies courses in agricultural business and economics, science, and agricultural technology.
Agricultural Economics - Quantitative Analysis
The Agricultural Economics - Quantitative Analysis programme at Purdue University is a Bachelor of Science degree delivered through public study. This undergraduate course focuses on data-driven decision-making and economic principles. Students engage in rigorous analytical training over a standard four-year duration.
Agribusiness - Commodity Marketing
The Agribusiness - Commodity Marketing programme at Purdue University offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Science degree. This public study mode course equips students with essential economic and business skills. It focuses on grain handling and global trade, providing a solid foundation for leadership in the sector.
Food and Agribusiness Marketing and Management
Do you have an interest in business but aren’t sure what area of the field to focus on? Food and fiber industries constitute approximately 16 percent of the U.S. economy with a value of over $2.5 trillion and 20 million jobs. This Food and Agribusiness Marketing and Management course at University of Delaware can get you all the knowledge to join and rock the industry.
Agricultural Business Management
Today's businesses and industries in the agricultural and food sectors of the economy are growing rapidly. Agribusiness industries, such as those that supply farm inputs or process and market agricultural products, need staff who are educated in both business and agriculture. For this reason University of Wisconsin Madison offers a bachelor degree in Agricultural Business Management.
Agribusiness
At Agribusiness from Missouri Valley College you’ll learn to apply economic principles to understand the similarities and differences in local, regional, national and international markets for agriculture goods.