Electives in AESM
In addition to the Ag Econ courses required in the AESM concentration (110, 212, 310, 320, 342, 350, 410, and 442), majors must complete three courses from the list below. Click on the course number for a list and descriptions of all Ag Econ courses.
| Number | Name | Semester |
| 315 | Agricultural & Environmental Law | Fall |
| 355 | Agribusiness marketing and Professional Selling | Fall |
| 356 | NAMA Marketing Team Participation * | Fall/Spring |
| 360 | Rural Economic Development | Fall |
| 420 | International Trade | Spring |
| 430 | Food and Agricultural Policy | Fall |
| 444 | Economics of Precision Farming Technologies | Spring |
| 470 | Natural Resource Economics | Spring |
| 471 | Applied Policy Analysis for Environmental and Natural Resource Management | Fall |
| 492 | Off-Campus Internship ** | Fall/Spring |
| 493 | Independent Study ** | Fall/Spring |
* See Dr. Riley before enrolling in this course
**Check with advisor about requirements for this course
AESM Links
- Career Opportunities
- Course Requirements
- Electives in Agricultural Economics
- Extra-Curricular Activities
- Internship Program
- AESM Home
Curricular Options
- Major in Food and Agricultural Business
» Concentration in Agricultural Equipment Systems Management
» Minor in Food and
Agricultural Business - Major in Agricultural Economics and Business (Prior to Fall 2008)
» Minor in Agricultural Economics and Business - Major in Natural Resource & Environmental Economics
Undergrad Program Links
- Admission to Majors
- Advising Procedures
- Courses in Department
- Faculty Listing
- Scholarships
- Transfer Students
- CONTACT US
University Links
- Academic Calendar
- Admissions
- Career Services
- Catalog
- Circle Park Online
- Class Timetable
- Degree Audit Report System
- Financial Aid
- International Students
- Student Success Center
