Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Masters of Agricultural Economics and Management
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Masters of Agricultural Economics and Management

Uppsala, Sweden

Master degree

2 years

English

Full time

15 Jan 2026

Aug 2026

SEK 65,000 / per semester *

On-Campus

* Citizens of countries outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland are required to pay application and tuition fees.

Key Summary

    About : The Masters of Agricultural Economics and Management explores the principles of economics and management within the agricultural sector. This program aims to equip students with analytical skills to assess agricultural policies and practices. Coursework includes agricultural economics, resource management, and decision-making strategies that benefit the agricultural industry.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue roles in agricultural consulting, policy-making, or management within private firms and governmental organizations. Typical career paths may include agricultural economists, farm managers, and policy analysts focusing on sustainability and efficiency in agriculture.

Maybe you’d like to be an economist specialising in agriculture and green value chains? Or possibly an agronomist specialising in economics? Welcome to this comprehensive programme, which gives you a broad understanding of business administration or economics as they apply to agriculture, agribusiness and agricultural policy.

The programme offers you a great opportunity to develop your understanding of business administration or economics and learn how your knowledge can be applied to agriculture and the green sector’s value chains and used to analyse a range of policy instruments.

After graduation, your Master’s degree will equip you to apply your skills to agriculture and the land-based industries' value chains, as well as continue your studies towards a PhD. The programme also includes a course in leadership which will prepare you for a future in influential managerial positions, possibly as an economist or business manager.