• Master of Science in International Agribusiness at North Dakota State University is a 1-year program.
  • It is an on-campus program offered on a full-time basis.
  • The program is offered by the Department of Agribusiness and Applied Economics provides both the academic training and the international experience required to excel in an international agribusiness career.
  • The program of study includes course work in applied economics, quantitative methods, and international agribusiness strategy, management, finance, and marketing.
  • Students are required to have an international experience that may be satisfied by meeting one of three options:
    • The student may participate in an international internship. Both paid and unpaid opportunities exist with international agribusiness companies, with government agencies, or with nonprofit organizations. 
    • Students may participate in graduate courses in business or agribusiness at an international university during a semester-long or summer study abroad program. 
    • Students may select at least six additional credits of coursework offered at NDSU related to international business or agribusiness. 

  • Students complete the program by writing and defending their comprehensive study papers under the supervision of their graduate committee.