If you see yourself as a future leader in agribusiness, this program is tailor-made for you. Combining the strengths of NDSU's College of Business with the Department of Agribusiness and Applied Economics, it focuses on the intersection of business and agriculture.

Designed for both full- and part-time students, including working professionals, the curriculum totals 30-33 credits. The program is primarily delivered face-to-face in Barry Hall, which houses state-of-the-art infrastructure and technology, including its preeminent Commodity Trading Lab.

The program focuses on providing managers of agribusiness firms a solid background in business, while preparing them to make decisions that consider factors unique to agribusiness, such as:

• production volatility caused by weather, pests, and biology;
• logistics disruptions;
• seasonality in production and consumption;
• long investment and production cycles;
• and linkages with the government, financial institutions, and other organizations.

^{(Per Credit)}

North Dakota Residents						Minnesota Residents						All Other U.S. Residents						Non-U.S. Residents
* and WRGP states						* Reciprocity Rate
$647						$806						$942						$1090

The MBA in Agribusiness requires 30-33 total credits for degree completion:

• 12 Core Courses (26-27 credits)

• 2 elective courses (4-6 credits)