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Apr 16, 2024
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2015-2016 Undergraduate Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Agricultural and Resource Economics (B.S.)
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Program Coordinator/Contact
Eluned Jones, Department Head
Department of Economics
Scobey Hall 138
605-688-4141
E-mail: eluned.jones@sdstate.edu
www.sdstate.edu/econ
Click here for additional information.
Program Information
The major in Agricultural and Resource Economics provides a rigorous education in economic theory and quantitative methods applied to agriculture and resource management. Students develop analytical and critical-thinking skills, and are well prepared for careers in agricultural policy analysis, natural resource stewardship, or future graduate study. The curriculum emphasizes economic theory, agricultural economics, quantitative methods, and agricultural and biological sciences electives. This program also provides strong preparation for students who wish to pursue a graduate degree in economics or related field.
Student Learning Outcomes
Agricultural and Resource Economics students will:
- Demonstrate the ability to apply concepts of economics and management that underlie the global economy and commerce;
- Demonstrate the ability to apply quantitative and qualitative analytical methods from economics and management to decision-making;
- Interpret and articulate analysis and decisions orally and in writing;
- Make and support ethical decisions.
Course Delivery Format
The program offers courses on campus, with limited online coursework, usually during the summer.
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Requirements for Agricultural and Resource Economics Major: 120 Credits
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture
System General Education Requirements
Institutional Graduation Requirements
College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences Requirements
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Requirements: 11
Students who wish to complete a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture must complete a minimum of 11 credits from the approved list of Group 1 courses in Agriculture . Some departments require specific courses from the list, whereas others leave the selection entirely to the student and the advisor.
SGRs, IGRs, and/or Major coursework may satisfy some or all of the above requirements. Please review major requirements and the Group 1 list to determine if additional courses are required.
Electives
Taken as needed to complete any additional degree requirements.
Total Required Credits: 120
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