Department of Agricultural Economics

Department of Agricultural Economics

The purpose of The Department of Agricultural Economics is to enable students to think like economists in solving problems related to the agricultural sector. Thinking like an economist involves using chains of deductive reasoning to help students understand phenomena as well as problem-solving and creative skills in the agricultural sector.

The goal of the Department is to increase understanding of economics, agricultural economics, farm management, agricultural product price analysis, farm statistics, and resource and environmental economics.

Possible careers extend to a multitude of organizations including the Rural Development Administration, Agricultural Research and Extension Services, MIFAFF, KREI, Agricultural Cooperative Association, Agricultural Technology Center, and other private sector firms. It is also possible to enter graduate school or study abroad.

Course list

• Agricultural Economics
• Farm Management
• Mathematics for Agricultural Economics
• Agricultural Policy
• Rural Sociology
• Micro-Analysis of Agricultural Economics
• Regional Agricultural Economics
• Macroeconomic Analysis of Agricultural Polices
• Statistics for Agricultural Economist
• Agricultural Production Economics
• Study of Korean Economy
• Globalization and Food Security
• Agricultural Price
• Agricultural Marketing
• Agricultural Extension Service
• Agricultural Math. Economics
• Agricultural Project Appraisal
• Farm Finance
• Rural Survey
• Agricultural Product Trade
• Agricultural Econometrics
• Agricultural Information
• Understanding of Agricultural Economic Thoughts
• Introduction to Mathematical Programming
• Resources Economics
• Cooperatives
• Farm Management Analysis
• Agricultural Development
• Practice in Economics
• Agribusiness Management