A strong international orientation
The MSc in Agricultural and Food Economics has a strong international orientation, enabling students to gain academic experience in a global context and develop competencies relevant to the international agri‑food sector.
Studying in English
The entire programme is taught exclusively in English, providing a fully international learning environment and supporting the development of professional communication skills.
Studying Abroad
Qualified students may have the opportunity to complete a study period at a partner university abroad, strengthening their academic profile and global outlook. Mobility opportunities are available at selected universities in Europe, the United States, and Australia.
Europe
- Rheinische Friedrich‑Wilhelms‑Universität Bonn – Bonn, Germany (DD)
- Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences – Uppsala, Sweden (DD)
- Université catholique de Louvain – Louvain‑la‑Neuve, Belgium (DD)
- Wageningen University – Wageningen, The Netherlands (DD)
- Technical University of Munich – Freising, Germany
USA*
- North Dakota State University - Fargo, North Dakota
- University of California, Davis - California **
Australia
- Western Sydney University - Sydney
- Griffith University - Brisbane
- RMIT University - Melbourne
A limited number of places is available each year, and selection is based on academic criteria. Mobility periods may be supported through dedicated grants.
* Exchange agreements are revised and confirmed annually based on student mobility balance.
** For this destination, students compete with other MSc candidates from the Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences.