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8 Agribusiness programs found

Diploma Programmes in Business Studies Agribusiness

A diploma, which usually requires one to two years of study to obtain, is awarded to a student who has completed an in-depth study of a particular field. The learning environment may be a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on practice.

What is a diploma in agribusiness? Students who earn this diploma will complete a curriculum designed to teach a thorough understanding of the process of moving agricultural products from the farm to the consumer. New technology, changing markets and revised trade policies make the business of agriculture more complicated than it’s ever been before. Classes may include business courses, economics, marketing and science, each with an angle that pertains to agriculture. Graduates will gain a deep understanding of the layers of commerce involved in producing food, fiber, fuel and even packaging, using products from modern farms.

By earning a diploma in agribusiness, students will gain necessary skills to perform well in the workplace. They will have a broader world-view of agriculture and the end-users who consume products grown on a farm.

Each agribusiness program is unique, and can take from one and two years to complete. The costs involved will vary as well, depending on the college and the specifics of the program. Prospective students should contact the schools they are interested in and inquire about costs.

After earning a diploma in agribusiness, several career paths in the growing field of agriculture may open up. Among them are finding positions in management at farms of all sizes, or becoming a loan officer at an agricultural lending institution, an agribusiness consultant, a marketing person or many other opportunities. Some graduates may choose to start their own farm, or continue their education with a more advanced degree.

Many colleges and universities offer flexibility in class schedules. Students may choose to attend classes on a part-time or full-time basis, or may enroll in an online program. The best way to get started is to search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.