Move forward with a career at the intersection of business and agriculture
Careers
A degree in agricultural and resource economics prepares you to assume leadership positions managing the world’s natural and human resources.
The career outlook for agribusiness economics is bright, with an unemployment rate of less than 1 percent - the lowest unemployment rate among 162 majors. Career options range from opportunities with private firms and government agencies to starting your own business or continuing on to graduate school.
Careers range from agricultural economist to wholesale buyer
Potential career paths include:
- Agricultural economist
- Entrepreneur
- Environmental education or communication
- Environmental regulatory specialist
- Farm or ranch manager
- Financial analyst
- Food category manager
- Geographic information system specialist
- Legal assistant
- Management trainee
- Plant manager
- Real estate agent
- Statistician/forecaster/modeler
- Stockbroker
- Water quality manager
- Wholesale buyer
Connect with an advisor to learn more about careers that interest you
Our experienced advisors will support you by:
- Listening to you to learn about your interests and goals
- Helping you explore career opportunities
- Identifying opportunities for you to get the experience you need to land a job
- Working with you every step of the way to make sure you have the information you need to work toward graduation in a timely manner
- Assisting you as you plan for the next steps after graduation
From selecting a graduate program or employer to completing your resume and applications, we’re here to guide you.