The master program of Agricultural Economics has the objectives of to produce trained professionals in Agricultural Economics, conduct research activities, produce research results that are relevant to the society, and engage in community service activities. It is a two‐year program with 30 Credit hours course work and supervised original research thesis (6 credit hours) work.
The agricultural Economic masters program
To enable the graduate to analyze Agricultural Economics problems systematically and objectively and come up with feasible solutions.
To prepare skilled hand, for a wide range of leadership roles both in private and public sectors.
To enable the graduates to perform higher level policy research and academic achievement
To enable graduates guide future students and provide consistent services
Admission requirements
BSC/BA Agricultural Economics. Candidates with background in Rural Development and Agricultural Extension, Mathematics, Plant/Crop Science, Horticulture, and Animal Science and any other closely related fields (candidates with other than agrieconomics background will take bridging courses)
Passing entrance qualification examination
Graduation requirements
To be eligible for graduation all the master candidates must fulfill:
Min. 30 credit hours of course work
Six credit hours of research work
A minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.00.
