Bs agricultural and applied economics in University of wisconsin madison

Students develop and use economic data and models to analyze and understand a wide range of issues including environmental problems, world hunger, energy and climate change, business economics and finance, economic development, globalization and trade, biotechnology, land-use management, and community development. Course subjects include economics, environmental economics, managerial economics, financial management, commodities and futures markets, the global economy, development in Latin America, Africa, and Asia, cooperatives, international trade, pollution, and regulation.

Admissions Application, Official Transcripts, Two Essays, One Letter of Recommendation, Self-Report Grades, Test scores: ACT, SAT, IELTS, TOEFL

Agricultural Management, Budget Analyst, Corporate Accountant, Financial Analyst, Financial Examiner, Tax Accountant, International Business, Economist

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