GB · Masters
PgC PgD MSc Business Economics
Program information
Program overview
Business Economics will provide students with a solid understanding of the fundamental tools of economic analysis that are employed to conduct rigorous study of economic issues and economic policies This programme is a much applied field covering many topics beyond those stereotypically thought of as pertaining to economics These may include finance and risk management environmental and natural resource economics game theory or public policy analysis Governments and multi-national companies look to the analytical skills of trained economists to help provide solutions to complex problems This course blends the distinctive characteristics of practice-driven education in an international context It is innovative in its provision by incorporating elements of the existing subject areas of agricultural economics finance accounting econometrics supply chain management and agribusiness management The course will provide participants with an advanced understanding of the global challenges and opportunities as well as principles of Applied Economics Business Economics and practices of modern international agri-business management It will promote innovation in the application of science and technological advances within the global agri-food chain and the wider rural sector Finally it will develop professionals in industries in the agri-food sector These include agricultural supply industries agricultural trade industries agricultural cooperatives agricultural consultancy companies marketing general management finance policy and consultancy in private commodities markets education the financial sector government natural resource and environmental management real estate public relations public and non-government organisations nationally and internationally
Duration: 10
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