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CONTACT
THE GRADUATE STUDENTS AT
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DEPT
OF AERS
College
of Agriculture
Sixth Street and Rayburn
PO Box 442334
Moscow, ID
83844-2334
PHONE: (208) 885-6264
FAX: (208) 885-5759
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A Master of Science degree in
Applied Economics will prepare you to use economic and
business concepts along with analytical tools to solve problems
-- problems like those faced by agricultural marketing
companies, natural resource agencies, farms, ranches, and rural
communities. Or, the M.S. could be your start in the pursuit of
a Ph.D.
Either way, the graduate program in
Applied Economics at the University of Idaho has been
designed to help you develop the analytical and decision making
skills needed for management, production, marketing, and policy
making careers in agriculture. Graduate training includes the
areas of commercial agriculture, natural resources, and rural
development economics. Also, an emphasis is put on training in
international agricultural development and marketing.
The M.S. thesis option is offered as a
stand-alone degree, or with emphasis areas, which may be
selected in any of the following three areas: Agricultural
Economics; Natural Resources; Agribusiness. Students may take a
non-thesis option M. S. degree. |
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If you are
interested in the master's program in the Department of
Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology at the University of
Idaho, and would like more information, please email Chris
McIntosh at mcintosh@uidaho.edu or send your request to:
Graduate
Program
University of Idaho
Ag Econ
and Rural Sociology
P. O. Box
442334
Moscow, ID 83844-2334
Upon receiving
your request, we will send you our departmental brochure and
the graduate admissions office will send you the admissions
and financial aid forms. Please include in your message your
name, address, university and expected date of graduation. Thank
you for your interest in our department.
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