The MBA in Agribusiness is a part-time executive master's degree for professionals who combine their time between work and study. It was ranked second in the world and first in Latin America, according to the Best Masters Ranking 2021 published by Eduniversal.

The MBA with Agribusiness Management consists of three different levels. In the first level – launching, learners will be exposed to the main tools, theories, models, and concepts about how to manage a modern small and medium-sized enterprise. The second level – deepening covers current topics and emerging theories to prepare learners for future challenges and opportunities. The third level – specializing allows learners to focus on Agribusiness Management, including their final master project.

If you see yourself as a future leader in agribusiness, this program is tailor-made for you. Combining the strengths of NDSU's College of Business with the Department of Agribusiness and Applied Economics, it focuses on the intersection of business and agriculture.

The postgraduate study program International MBA in Management, Finance, and Agribusiness offers multidisciplinary knowledge in a number of social sciences, particularly management, finance, economics, marketing and agribusiness.

The student who desires a career in the business aspect of agriculture may choose to pursue the MBA with an emphasis in Agricultural Economics, which is offered in conjunction with the School of Agricultural Sciences. This program is a logical extension for students who have completed an undergraduate degree in agricultural business. The MBA – Agricultural Economics Emphasis candidate will have two advisors – one from the MBA faculty, and one from the School of Agricultural Sciences.