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More information about the individual modules can be found in the module catalog.

In the first year of study,
students complete the five compulsory modules:

• Agricultural and Food Policy
• Applied Econometrics
• Environmental and Resource Economics
• Farm System Modelling
• Microeconomics

In addition, five elective modules can be chosen from the fields of agricultural development, international agricultural trade, world food economy, agricultural and food policy, methods of empirical economic and social research, etc. Lectures are supplemented by computer exercises, group discussions, seminar papers, and case studies, which are worked out and presented in groups or as individual papers.

In the second year of study,
students can choose five further elective modules from a large catalog of subjects. This ensures a solid education in the sub-disciplines of agricultural economics, while at the same time providing sufficient freedom to put together a program that suits individual career planning.
The academic program advisors from among the instructors advise students on selecting their modules and planning their studies in order to make sure everything goes smoothly and progresses as planned.

In the second year of studies, the Master's thesis is also completed according to the students’ chosen specialization.

€185,50 / Semster
 

English language proficiency required

• Application form
• Curriculum Vitae
• Educational Documents (transcripts/Marksheets)
• Motivation letter
• Language proficiency certificate
• Work experience letter
• APS certificate for Chinese & Vietnamese applicants etc.
  Note: List of documents may change from time to time, please check on course website.

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• The University of Hohenheim has three faculties: Agricultural Sciences, Natural Sciences, and Business, Economics and Social Sciences.
• Each faculty designates a group of related institutes and departments.
•  As units of teaching and administration, the faculties are responsible for the organization of research, teaching, and studies in their area of science. They are headed by the Dean, who is responsible for the faculty’s development.
• The teaching, experimental, and model institute established by King William I of Württemberg in 1818 thought of itself as a producer of innovation and ideas for society’s needs.
• Its founding mission was to radically counteract the devastating famines of the early 19th century.
• The power of innovation, solidarity with people around the world, and the spirit of offering not only basic research but also practical solutions have stayed with the University of Hohenheim until today.