International Agribusiness and Trade Students interested in international agribusiness and trade can receive excellent training in preparation for careers in this field by majoring in agricultural economics or agribusiness. Students can also minor or pursue a double major in a foreign language. This curriculum is ideal preparation to work in a firm with international interests or for federal or state government agencies dealing with policy, trade, and development responsibilities. Marketing and Price Analysis Agricultural economics and agribusiness students receive significant training in applied marketing and price analysis. Other students choose direct marketing positions with chemical, seed, fertilizer, or machinery firms.
Most colleges of law require a BS degree as a prerequisite for admission.
A degree program in agricultural economics or agribusiness provides an excellent background for law school. The program offers several courses that provide training for prospective attorneys whose practices may include agriculture-related fields. Typically, graduates from the program enter both the University of Kansas and Washburn University Schools of Law each year.