A comparison of curriculum in baccalaureate degree programs in agribusiness management

Michael A. Boland

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This research categorizes required and elective courses for 112 different 4-year baccalaureate programs in agribusiness management in the U.S. These included 50 degrees and 62 majors, options, or concentrations within degrees. Over 50% of the 50 degree programs do not require international and global dimensions of agriculture, and courses in management, marketing, or finance from the College of Business. Almost two-thirds of the 50 degree programs do not require an integrative course such as strategy.

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