Gain a thorough grounding in
economic theory and practical
business applications. Cultivate
skills in quantitative methods,
problem-solving strategies, critical
thinking and effective communication
that lead to promising careers in
the business industry.
Made by students in the course SAS 190X Digital Communications in Agricultural, Environmental and Human Sciences.
Career options
- Accountant
- Data Analyst
- Entrepreneur
- Environmental planner
- Financial services consultant
- International consultant
- Manager
- Marketing/sales manager
- Real estate broker
- Stock/commodity broker
Specializations
- Agribusiness Economics
- Business Economics
- Environmental and Resources Economics
- International Business Economics
Contact
1176 Social Sciences and Humanities
530-754-9536
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