Czech University of Life Sciences - Faculty of Economics and Management MSc European Agrarian Diplomacy
Czech University of Life Sciences - Faculty of Economics and Management

Czech University of Life Sciences - Faculty of Economics and Management

MSc European Agrarian Diplomacy

Prague, Czech Republic

MSc

2 years

English

Full time

Sep 2026

On-Campus

Key Summary

About: MSc European Agrarian Diplomacy at the Czech University of Life Sciences is an English‑taught master's developed at request of the Czech Ministry of Agriculture to train specialists for the EU Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). The programme prepares graduates for roles in national and European institutions, covers EU agrarian policy, rural development, trade and Europe's place in global agriculture, not only Czech accession but wider EU strategies such as Europe 2020.

Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers as policy advisors, EU policy analysts, agrarian diplomats, trade negotiators, programme managers in rural development, or consultants in international agriculture and food policy.

  • The form of Study: Full-time Study
  • Length of Study: 2 years (4 semesters)
  • Entrance Exams: a written form of the test from Economics and Management and Social Sciences in English only.

The master's degree study branch European Agrarian Diplomacy that is being taught in English has been established based on a request by the CR Ministry of Agriculture aimed at the education of specialists for the EU Common Agricultural Policy able to occupy the relevant positions both in the national and European institutions. Taking into account width of the problems and the significance of agriculture within the bounds of the European Union policies, the study branch has not been concentrated upon the adaptation of the Czech Republic into the EU structures only, but it has been preparing specialists oriented in the current trends, be it within the boundaries of the agrarian sector development of European Union itself (Europe 2020 Strategy), or in the global questions and Europe's position in global agriculture.