Programme description
The Bachelor Degree in Agricultural Statistics and Economics is designed to develop highly skilled professionals capable of meeting the growing demand for data driven decision making in the agricultural sector. The program combines strong statistical expertise with applied economic analysis to address key agricultural challenges such as food security, climate variability, market fluctuations, and resource management. Students are trained to collect, analyze, and interpret complex agricultural data including crop and livestock production statistics, market prices, and environmental indicators to support evidence based policymaking, strategic planning, and sustainable agricultural investment. This integrated training equips graduates to contribute effectively to agricultural planning, agribusiness development, research, and rural development initiatives, making the program highly relevant to national and global efforts aimed at improving agricultural productivity, resilience, and inclusive economic growth.
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