Masters Program

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Agribusiness targets the skills needed for careers including food and fiber production, processing and marketing.

OSU students absorb a blend of agriculture and business subjects that will help them in a variety of careers. Graduates work with agricultural advisers, processing firms, food and fiber product sellers, farm input supply firms, banks, utilities and educational institutions.

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Program Details

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College: Business, Spears School

Available At: OSU Stillwater Campus

Degree

Master's of Name in Program Name

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Curriculum

The Master of Agriculture in agribusiness degree in the OSU Department of Agricultural Economics is intended for students with a bachelor's degree in a field other than agricultural economics such as animal science, agricultural communications, horticulture, or plant science. The program of study is more flexible than a typical MBA program and is directly related to agriculture. The Master of Agriculture degree is a non-research degree and does not prepare students for advanced study at the PhD level. Students with a bachelor's degree in agricultural economics or related field, or students who plan to pursue a PhD should enroll under the Agricultural Economics Master of Science degree option.

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Concentration Areas

Macro-Economics
Production of Food
Soil Ecosystems

Distribution of Goods
Crop Yield

Research and Faculty

The research program in the OSU Department of Agricultural Economics aims to create practical, empirical knowledge that will increase the efficiency and productivity of Oklahoma agriculture and rural communities and the well-being of Oklahomans. Through collaborations in interdisciplinary projects, we make significant contributions to the research literature in many disciplines.

Optional Quote: "One of the unique benefits of our program is the unique interactions our students have with the partners we have across the 77 counties in the state of Oklahoma."

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Vice President, Dean & Director

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Admissions

The application requirements for the agricultural economics graduate degree program in the OSU Department of Agricultural Economics are as follows:

Submit an application for admission to the OSU Graduate College.
Provide original transcripts from all colleges and universities attended.
Provide three recommendation writer names and email addresses in the application.
(Optional) To apply for an assistantship, complete the assistantship information in the application.
Provide a statement of purpose and résumé.
Provide GRE scores. Institute code 6546, Department code 0101.
(International Students only) Provide TOEFL/IELTS scores. Institute code 6546, Dept. code 99.

Please submit all the required documents by uploading the documents into the application for admission.

Cost & Assistance

OSU and the Stillwater community in general are especially affordable places for graduate students. Oklahoma State University's estimation of a graduate student's annual costs is $18,820 for Oklahoma residents, $29,150 for out-of-state students, and $34,588 for international students.

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