Faculty of Social Sciences and Community Development Department of Economics Bachelor of Agricultural Economics   1. Objectives of the Bachelor of Agricultural Economics Training Program: To provide students with a wide range of knowledge, skills, and competencies in economics, agriculture, and related fields that enable farmers and agro-industrial entrepreneurs to leapfrog to increase productivity, efficiency, and competitiveness, market access, improve nutritional outcomes, and increase productivity. To be resistant to climate change. To provide students with knowledge, ability, and skills about agriculture in the economic system, economics concepts, agricultural issues, price and market issues, including focusing on production factors, and state and federal agricultural programs that affect the economic position of farmers. To create social and positive changes in attitudes and responsibilities towards the agricultural economy, effective management of agricultural issues in rural areas, and definite agricultural policies. 2. Outcome of Bachelor of Agricultural Economics Training Program: A. Knowledge PL01: To explain economic theory, agricultural economy, national and international trade law PL02: To explain the theory of agribusiness chain, quality standards, sanitation, sanitation PL03: To explain in depth the production chain theory and policy, agriculture, trade, and quality standards. B. Cognitive Skills PL04: To analyze the process of marketing and management of food and agricultural products, food security management can predict market demand and can use business strategies to compete in the market in the region and reach the world market in the future. PL05: To be able to use technical resources, and economic equipment and can analyze production efficiency. PL06: To use critical thinking by collecting data, and analyzing and interpreting various issues, especially issues related to the economy, based on improving agricultural productivity, food and agricultural productivity, and food security management. PL07: To innovative and analysis market C. Interpersonal Skills and Responsibility PL08: To be successful and effective communication and collaboration with people around, such as teamwork in the community in the process of implementing the agricultural economy. PL09: To lead teams and units with high responsibility, honesty, integrity, fairness, and clarity, can manage production lines, manage farms effectively, use economic tools, and agricultural efficiency D. Numerical Sells, Information Technology, and Communication PL010: To write work reports and make presentations such as field inspections, use statistics and measurements to analyze data from various scientific studies PL011: To demonstrate an assessment of the agricultural economy, relevant institutions, self-assessment, and explain how to write projects and innovate. 3. Career opportunities: A. Education sector: To be a researcher in agricultural economics To take entrance exams in agriculture ministries To be a teacher exam To be a professor at higher education institutions B. Social sector and NGOs: To be an economics researcher To be a community development project consultant To be a financial planner To be a manager or coordinator of international exports/imports and To be a financial planner To be a researcher on economic or development issues To be an employee in a private company related to agriculture C. Employment and Institutions To be a Ministry of Agriculture officer To be an agricultural consultant To be an advisor to the commune economic agriculture clerk To be an agricultural credit officer To be an agricultural investor and entrepreneur To be a farm manager To be a managing agricultural business To be a supply chain manager To be an agricultural economic data analyst and manager. To be another banking service (commercial bank, specialized bank…) To be an agricultural project evaluation officer To work in government institutions, national and international organizations D. Other sectors To be an employee in a private company related to agriculture To work in other ministries according to the needs of the office| 4. Bachelor of Agricultural Economics Program: CodeSubjectNumber of CreditsNumber of HoursOthers First SemesterSecond Semester Year 1 FSCD.ET/KCC.A3-B11Khmer Culture and Civilization345–  FSCD.ET/CA.M2-B11Computer Application345–  FSCD.ET/EG.S2-B11Economic Geography345–  FSCD.ET/HET.M2-B11History of Economics Thought*345–  FSCD.ET/EP1.L1-B11English Part 1345–  FSCD.ET/IS.M2-B12Introduction to Statistics3–45  FSCD.ET/PS.M2-B12 Philosophy3–45  FSCD.ET/IOE.M2-B12Introduction to Economics*3–45  FSCD.ET/PA.S4-B12Public Administration3–45  FSCD.ET/EBE2.L1-B12English Part 23–45  Total number of credits30450  Year II FSCD.ET/MIE.M1-B21Microeconomics345–  FSCD.ET/CL.S1-B22Commercial Law345–  FSCD.ET/POA.M1-B21Principles of Accounting345–  FSCD.AE/ABOM.S1-B21Agriculture & Business Organization and Management 345–  FSCD.ET/LA.S1-B21Linear Algebra345–  FSCD.AE/EBE1.F1-B21English for Business and Economics I345–  FSCD.AE/MAE.M2-B22Macroeconomics3–45  FSCD.AE/MM.M1-B22Marketing Management3–45  FSCD.AE/FA.M1-B22Financial Accounting3–45  FSCD.AE/DPAVC.M1-B22Digital Platforms for Agriculture Value Chains3–45  FSCD.AE/CD.S1-B22Dynamic Capabilities3–45  FSCD.AE/EBE2.F1-B22English for Business and Economics II –45  Total number of credits33495  Year III FSCD.AE/FMP.S1-B31 Farm Managing and Processing345–  FSCD.AE/GAE.S1-B31Greener Agriculture Economics345–  FSCD.AE/ED.S1-B31Economic Development345–  FSCD.AE/RM.S4-B31Research Methodology345–  FSCD.AE/AS.M1-B31Applied Statistics345–  FSCD.AE/LSCM.S1-B32Logistics and Supply Chain Management3 45  FSCD.AE/PM.S4-B32Project Management3–45  FSCD.AE/SAP.S1-B32Sanitary and phytosanitary (system of Agriculture standard) 3–45  FSCD.AE/GIS.S1-B32Geographic Information System3–45  FSCD.AE/SWC.S4-B32Scientific Writing and Communication3–45  FSCD.AE/IS.S1-B32Internship3–45  Total number of credits36630  Year IV FSCD.AE/MCB.S1-B41Marketing Analytics and Consumers345–  FSCD.ET/ECNT.S1-B41Econometrics345–  FSCD.AE/IM.S1-B41Investment Management345–  FSCD.AE/GA.S3-B41Gender Awareness345–  FSCD.AE/ BT.S1-B41 Business Taxation345–  FSCD.ET/WSC.L1-B41Workshop / Conference115–  FSCD.AE/IEM.S1-B42Option1International Enterprise Management3–45  FSCD.AE/IT.S1-B42International Trade3–45  FSCD.AE/PM.M1-B42Production Management3–45   Option2Thesis Writing3–45  Total number of credits25375  Note: * 1 credit equals 15 hours. * Total of Year 1, Year 2 3rd and 4th year There are a total of 124 credits.