128 Full-time Master's degrees in Agribusiness

Explore the business of food and how it’s produced. The Agribusiness degree at Anglia Ruskin University focuses on connections between agri-food businesses, regenerative farming and hybrid production to promote environmental transformation.

The Agronomy programme at Stellenbosch University focuses on advanced research in crop production, soil management, and sustainable farming systems.

Agri-Food Business Management from the Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies is a joint degree programme that is implemented jointly by three leading life science universities in the Baltic States: Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies (Jelgava, Latvia), Aleksandras Stulginskis University (Kaunas, Lithuania) and Estonian University of Life Sciences (Tartu, Estonia).

The Agricultural Studies programme at the University of Lethbridge is a multidisciplinary Master of Science degree. This research-focused course is delivered in person over 24 months for full-time students or 48 months part-time. It combines advanced coursework with a thesis to prepare experts for the global agri-food sector.

With a Master of Science in Agricultural Innovation (Advanced) at the Australian National University you will have the skills required to solve the complex challenges facing the world.

At the Tokyo University of Agriculture they offer a graduate programme degree in Agribusiness Management. 

Agribusiness Management at Makerere University embraces two interdependent sub sectors: the factor sub-sector supplies good and services to farm firms to produce farm products; the farm sub-sector uses the inputs for the commodities for the final consumer.

This Process Plant Operation course from Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah aims to produce graduates who are versatile in career transition for handling process plant, competent in recent technology, organization leadership, and professionalism and responsibility towards society and environment.