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Econogram Fall 2019

 

From the classroom door to the farm gate, to main street Tennessee, to the halls of Washington, DC,
and even beyond our nation's borders, our department's impacts are evidenced.

The pages of the Fall 2019 edition of the Econogram highlight
the accomplishments of an amazing set of faculty, staff, students and alumni.

Read more about all that is happening in our department as we celebrate 100 years.






Accelerated BS-MS Program



Earn both your Bachelors of Science and Masters of Science (BS-MS) degrees in less time than our traditional programs by taking graduate level courses that will count towards both degrees through our new Accelerated BS-MS Program.

Qualified students obtain a BS degree in Agricultural and Resource Economics with a major in Food and Agricultural Business or Natural Resource and Environmental Economics in seven semesters by completing 120 credit hours, including 9 hours of graduate courses that count towards both the BS degree and the MS degree. Students then go on to obtain a thesis-based MS degree in Agricultural and Resource Economics (Agricultural Economics Concentration or Natural Resource Economics Concentration) in three semesters and one summer, completing an additional 22 credit hours of graduate work.

Learn more about the program on our Undergraduate Studies page.




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Professor & Head Department of Agricultural & Resource Economics

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