At the successful completion
of the Master Program of Agricultural economics and Agribusiness the student
should be able to:
1. Develop specialized problem-solving skills in research or
other professional activity by applying the newest knowledge in the field of
Agricultural Economics and other related areas.
2. Integrate knowledge of economics and strategic management for
evaluation and drafting of the strategies for increasing international
competitive capacity in agricultural business and the food chain.
3. Provide assessment of agrarian policy and national, regional
and international trade policy.
4. Analyze concepts of sustainable development and urgent global
and local problems currently in discussion.
5. Integrate various theories of economics and marketing for
performing research in and forecasting of the local, regional, and
international agricultural and food markets.
6. Analyze, evaluate and model scenarios for sustainable
agricultural and rural development and for intervention policies in the areas
of sustainable resource exploitation and environment protection.
7. Communicate effectively, both written and orally, advanced
economic concepts and apply those to agricultural and natural resource issues
and apply those in a professional or academic environment.
8. Apply principles of scientific argumentation and ethics of
scientific discussion.
9. Demonstrate ethical and professional responsibilities for
being an agricultural engineer, especially with regard to agricultural sector,
environment and society.
10. Apply critical thinking and problem solving skills, and pursue
continuous education in aspects of agricultural economics and agribusiness
management.