An English‑language master's that combines agriculture, business and trade to prepare graduates able to add value across agricultural production, supply chains and markets. Suited to students who want interdisciplinary training linking soil/agronomy basics with economics, marketing, information systems and biotechnology to work on sustainable agriculture and agri‑trade issues.
Students study a mix of agricultural and business subjects with training in modern agricultural and business techniques, scientific data analysis, problem solving and project development across agricultural value chains. The programme aims to make students competent in modern agriculture and business techniques, able to analyse data through scientific methods, develop solutions and projects for agriculture and the agricultural economy, and familiar with concepts such as blockchain.
The programme language is English. Students entering from disciplines other than business, economics, finance, commerce or related fields will be required to take necessary undergraduate (scientific preparation) courses appropriate to their background to meet programme prerequisites.
Graduates are prepared to create added value in agriculture and trade, to follow and apply technological developments, and to contribute to production, application and research in the agricultural sector. The programme targets roles that require combining agricultural knowledge with trade, management and technology skills to improve domestic agricultural competitiveness and reduce dependence on foreign sources.
While specific scholarship details are not provided on the programme page, prospective applicants should explore university graduate scholarships, research assistantships tied to thesis projects, and external funding for agricultural research; students planning thesis work may also seek project or sectoral funding aligned with their research topic.
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