Agricultural Economics

The MSc Agricultural Economics at Humboldt University Berlin applies economics and other social sciences to the agricultural and food sector, offering training in theoretical foundations as well as quantitative and qualitative research methods. Focus areas include international agricultural trade, world nutrition, agricultural management, structural change, competitiveness, agricultural policy and sustainable land use. It is a non-restricted (open-admission) programme in which all applicants meeting the requirements are admitted.

Bachelor's degree in agricultural sciences, economics or a related field; at least 10 ECTS in economics and at least 10 ECTS in mathematics/statistics; English at C1 level.

We haven't published the English scores for this programme yet. Every Germany university sets one — usually IELTS or an accepted equivalent. Our EOE admissions team will confirm the exact band this course requires before you apply.