81. Web Enrolment Courses courses Available For New Enrolment Via The Web. 4132, Graduate Diploma in BusinessEconomics. 5127, Graduate Certificate in Regional agric.Development Planning. http://www.studentaccess.uwa.edu.au/enrol/valid_courses.asp

Web Enrolment Courses Web re-enrolment is unavailable until November. Valid courses and dates will be listed during October. Courses Available For New Enrolment Via The Web Code Course Name Not for Degree (Arts), Postgraduate Graduate Diploma in Arts Graduate Diploma in Australian Studies Graduate Diploma in Medieval and Renaissance Studies Graduate Diploma in Women's Studies Graduate Diploma in Urban and Regional Studies Graduate Certificate in Music Education Graduate Certificate in Modern Languages Graduate Diploma in Advanced Social Work Graduate Diploma in Music Education Graduate Diploma in Modern Languages Master of Arts - Coursework Code Course Name Graduate Certificate in Management Graduate Diploma in Economics Graduate Diploma in Employment Relations Graduate Diploma in Accounting Graduate Diploma in Finance Graduate Diploma in Business Administration Graduate Diploma in Marketing Graduate Diploma in Information Management Master of Accounting - Coursework Master of Finance - Coursework Master of Economics - Coursework Master of Information Management - Coursework Master of Marketing - Coursework Master of Electronic Marketing and Information Management Doctor of Business Administration Graduate Diploma in Business Economics Graduate Diploma in Human Resources and Industrial Relations Master of Business Administration - Coursework Master of Business Administration (Advanced) - Coursework Master of Business Administration (International)-Coursework Master of Business Administration (Executive) Master of Management Research

82. K-State Department Of Agricultural Economics Course List For Spring 2003 02, A, LEC, 00290, P, M W, 1030, WA 328, Grunewald,Orlen C. AGEC500, ProductionEconomics. 03, A, REC, 00300, P, M W F, 830, WA 328, Staff. AGEC505, AgricMarket Struct. http://courses.k-state.edu/spring2003/AGEC/schedule.html

Courses at K-State Spring 2003 Spring 2003 Course Schedule Department of Agricultural Economics Spring 2003 Course List If no dates listed directly under course, then course is a 16 week course and will meet January 16-May 9. Course Title Ref Gr Cr Sec Type No Op Days Hours Room Instructor Ag Econ/Agribusiness A LEC P M W F K 106 Barkley,Andrew P AGEC 120, QUIZ IS 2:00-5:00 THURSDAY, FAIRCHILD 9 Grain/Livestock Mktg A REC P M W F 12:30 p.m. UM 105 Arata,Joseph O A REC P M W F 2:30 p.m. WA 350 Amanor-Boadu,Vincent R B REC P M W F 1:30 p.m. WA 350 Grunewald,Orlen C Ag Econ/Hunger/Povrt A REC P M W F 1:30 p.m. WA 328 Norman,David W Commodity Futures A REC P M W F CW 102 Fox,Sean Sem/Agec/Mktg Team V A REC P M W 5:30 p.m. WA 350 Staff Agribusiness Intern V A INT C Appointment Bernardo,Daniel J Enrollment restrictions: Instructor Permission Agr Econ/Agrbus Prb V A LAB C Appointment Featherstone,Allen M Enrollment restrictions: Instructor Permission Cmptr Appl Econ/Bus A LEC P M W WA 328 Grunewald,Orlen C Production Economics A REC P M W F WA 328 Staff Agric Market Struct A REC P M W F WA 328 Peterson,Jeffrey M

83. COURSES: Agricultural & Resource Economics (AREC), Fall 2002 http://www.pae.hawaii.edu/2002_SPRING_CATALOG/Schedule/AREC.HTM

Telephone: FAX: Address: Sherman Lab 101, 1910 East West Road, Honolulu HI 96822 Email: nrem@ctahr.hawaii.edu Arec 210 - See Nrem 203. Arec 220 - See Nrem 220. Arec 310 - See Nrem 310. Arec 705 - See Nrem 701. Course Descriptions follow below. To find out the seats remaining in a section, click on the course reference number (CRN). This may take 30 seconds or more. Focus Appr CRN Num Sec Title Credits Days Time Location Instructor Master's Plan B/C Studies TBA TBA TBA El-Swaify Quant Meth in Agric Econ I MW Kuy 310 Moncur (Cross-Listed As Econ 628) TR Holm 241 Gopalakri Focus Requirement Indicators Approval Requirement Indicators E = Contemporary Ethical Issues H = Hawaiian, Asian, and Pacific Issues O = Oral Communication W = Writing Intensive S = "Phone Approval Code" required for ALL students. M = "Phone Approval Code" required for non-majors only. = Departmental consent required for ALL students; "Phone Approval Code" also required for non-majors. Course Descriptions AREC 500 Master's Plan B/C Studies (1) Enrollment for degree completion. Pre: master's Plan B or C candidate and consent. AREC 626 Quantitative Methods in Agricultural Economics I (3) Elementary statistics and probability theory, two variable and multiple variable regression modeling, hypothesis testing and confidence intervals, multicollinearity, serial correlation, and heteroskedasticity. Pre: 310 or ECON 321, and MATH 241; or consent. (Cross-listed as ECON 628)

84. Articles In Journals Turvey, 1993. The economics of Structural Change in agriculture .Cdn. J. agric. economics. 41475489 (Invited paper ). 1992. Deen. http://www.uoguelph.ca/~cturvey/articles_in_journals.htm

Home Courses [ Articles in Journals ] Working Papers Conference Papers Turvey, C.G. (2001) ' Mycogen as a Case Study in Real Options' Review of Agricultural Economics : Forthcoming Turvey, C.G. (2000) ' Weather Derivatives and Specific Event Risk' Review of Agricultural Economics : Forthcoming Nayak, G and C.G. Turvey (2000) Hedging Price, Yield and Currency Risks: Implications for Hedging Canadian Farm Revenue on U.S. Market s Cdn. J. Agric. Econ . 48: July Turvey, C.G., L. Lake, E. Van Duren and D. Sparling (2000), Economic Value Added (EVA) and the Stock Price Performance of Agribusiness Firms, Agribusiness: An International Journal: forthcoming Turvey, C.G. and R. Romain (2000) " Managing Price Risk of Canadian Dairy Further Processors Using CME Exchange Traded Futures and Options " Cdn. J. Agric. Econ. 48: December Chen, K., K. Meilke and C.G. Turvey (1999). Income Risk and Farm Consumption Behaviour: Implications for the Certainty Equivalent Life-Cycle Model Agricultural Economics Sparling, D. , C.G. Turvey, and D. Mark (1999) " GMO's - What are They and What Do They Mean for Producers and lenders? Biotechnology Opportunities and Risks in Agriculture"

85. College Of Agricultural Sciences CARMEN I. ALAMOGONZALEZ Assistant Researcher (agric. economics) MS, 1988 Universityof Puerto Rico Mayagüez Campus. MARIANO ANTONI-PADILLA Researcher (agric. http://cca.uprm.edu/facultad/Ecag/depart_organization.asp

Agricultural Sciences Faculty Extension Service Experiment Station ... Contact Department Options: Department of Agricultural Economics Department Organization Curriculums: Agricultural Economic Agribusiness Courses Descriptions CARMEN I. ALAMO-GONZALEZ Assistant Researcher (Agric. Economics) M.S., 1988 University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez Campus. MARIANO ANTONI-PADILLA Researcher (agric. Economics) M.A., 1981 University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras Campus Ad-Honorem. MYRNA COMAS-PAGAN Assistant Specialist of Extension M.S., 1990 University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez Campus. VIVIAN CARRO-FIGUEROA Associate Researcher (Rural sociology) M.A., 1976 University of London. MILDRED CORTES-PEREZ Associate Researcher (Rural sociology) M.A. 1995 University of Puerto Rico Río Piedras Campus. FLOR M. DELGADO-PHILIPPI

86. Department Of Food Economics - UCC [ Academic Staff ] site. ACADEMIC STAFF MR. NICK CHISHOLM, BA, MA, MSc agric. CONT'D. QUALIFICATIONS Sc.(agric.), University of Western Australia Research http://www.ucc.ie/acad/foodecon/staff/mnc2_g.html

UCC Home Department Overview Message From The Head Of The Department Academic Staff ... Forum: Discussion, Information, Messages Enquiry: Make a general enquiry Email: Send an email to any academic staff member Search: Quick way to find what you are looking for on our site A C A D E M I C S T A F F MR. NICK CHISHOLM, BA, MA, MSc Agric. CONT'D QUALIFICATIONS: 1978 B.A., University of Cambridge 1980 M.A., University of Cambridge 1985 M. Sc. (Agric.), University of Western Australia Research Activity Community-based natural resource management: implications for poverty and environmental degradation (Fieldwork in Ethiopia) Local development strategies in West Limerick - issues of small farmer viability diversification Evaluation of local urban development programmes in Cork City. Recent Publications and Reports Chisholm, N. (forthcoming). Irish Aid and Agenda 21: Irish Bilateral Development Assistance post-Rio Chisholm, N. (1996). Irish Aid and Agriculture. A Report to the Minister for Foreign Affairs. Irish Aid Advisory Committee, Dublin. Chisholm, N. and P-Y Legal (1995). Joint Evaluation of European Union Programme Food Aid: Zambia: A Rapid Evaluation. Report to European Commission, Overseas Development Institute, London.

87. University Of The North - Faculty Of Agriculture year Bachelor of Science in agriculture (B.Sc.agric.). are farm management and productioneconomics, agricultural marketing The following courses are offered http://www.unorth.ac.za/Faculty/Agriculture/Agrec.htm

88. CASNR: Agricultural Economics Major 422 International Finance (3cr) POLS 459 International Political Economy (3cr) Twocourses selected from AECN 346 World Food economics (3cr) AECN 367 agric. http://casnr.unl.edu/education/ugrad/98/agsci/agecon.htm

Agricultural Economics Students majoring in agricultural economics learn to apply economic and financial principles to the analysis of problems in agriculture, business, government, and other areas. The major offers students the opportunity to gain skills in planning, evaluation, and management that are useful in both private- and public-sector enterprises. Agricultural economics majors must meet the core requirements and choose one of three avail bale options ( Farm and Ranch Management General , or Public Policy ) and must complete at least fifteen hours of agricultural economics for a grade (not P/N). Students who intend to pursue a graduate degree program in agricultural economics may do so from any of the agricultural economics majors or options. To avoid deficiencies, the undergraduate program should include MATH 106 Analytic Geometry and Calculus I and both ECON 373 Intermediate Microeconomics and ECON 374 Intermediate Macroeconomics. To see current data on employment opportunities and internships available to Nebraska graduates and students, click here For more information contact: Rosalee Swartz Agricultural Economics University of Nebraska-Lincoln 204B H.C. Filley Hall

89. Spring '03 Course And Room Roster and Life Sciences Applied economics and Management Engineering (BEE) BiologyGeneralCourses (BIO G DR) Horticultural Sciences (HORT) Internat agric Devel (INTAG http://cuinfo.cornell.edu/Academic/RSS3/RSS3.html

Spring '03 Course and Room Roster Building codes Enrollment Form Codes Courses of Study Course Listing Agriculture and Life Sciences Architecture, Art and Planning Arts and Sciences Engineering ... Veterinary Medicine The information in this roster is compiled from the Student Information System by the Office of the University Registrar, B7 Day Hall (607-255-4232). Agriculture and Life Sciences Applied Economics and Management (AEM) American Indian Studies (AIS) Animal Science (AN SC) Biological Engineering (BEE) ... Return to top of this page. Architecture, Art and Planning Architecture (ARCH) Art (ART) Landscape Architecture (LANAR) Return to top of this page. Arts and Sciences Asian American Studies (AAS) American Studies (AM ST) Anthropology (ANTHR) Archeology (ARKEO) ... Return to top of this page. Engineering Chemical Engineering (CHEME) Computer Science (COM S) Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (EAS) Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) ... Return to top of this page. Graduate School of Management Business Admin Electives (NBA) Common Core Courses (NCC) Research Courses (NRE) Return to top of this page. Graduate School Graduate School (GRAD) Toxicology (TOX) Return to top of this page.

90. Agriculture 2/AE/M2, agric. Hort. Marketing, A, Oct, 1, 3.75, 2/AE/A2, agric. ProductionEconomics, A, Apr, 1, 3.75, 2/AE/P4, agric.Policy in Dev.Countries, A, Oct,1, 3.75, http://www.rdg.ac.uk/UnivRead/vr/VisStu/academia/depts/agriculture.htm

Home Study Abroad Office Agriculture For more detailed course information follow the link below to the department: Agriculture COURSE LEVEL COURSE TITLE COURSE FACULTY STARTING TERM UNIT WEIGHT ECTS CREDITS JYA CREDITS 3/AG/12 Advanced Animal Nutrition A Apr 3/AE/P1 Advanced Food Policy Analysis A Jan 3/AE/M4 Advanced Marketing A Apr 2/AE/ER Ag Econ - Erasmus A Oct 2/AE/A1 Agric and Rural Resource Econs A Jan 2/AE/S1 Agric Systems of the World S Jan 2/AE/M2 A Oct 2/AE/A2 Agric. Production Economics A Apr 2/AE/P4 Agric.Policy in Dev.Countries A Oct 3/AG/58 Agricultural Systems - Tropics A Apr 2/AE/D2 Agriculture in Economic Devpt. A Oct 3/AG/59 Agriculture,Environment,and A Apr 2/AE/B1 An Intro. to Business Mgmt. A Apr 2/AE/P1 An Intro. to Policy Analysis A Jan 2/AE/D1 An Intro.to Development Econs. A Jan 2/AE/M1 An Introduction to Marketing A Jan 3/AG/13 Animal Experimentation A Apr 3/AG/14 Animal Growth A Apr 3/AG/15 Animal Products: Meat and Milk A Oct 3/AG/16 Animal Reproduction A Oct 3/AG/11 Animal Welfare S Apr 3/AE/B1 A Jan 3/AE/D4 A Oct 2/AG/20 A Oct 2/AE/B2 Business Management A Apr 3/AE/B2 Business Org. and Finance

91. Courses The summary for this Hebrew page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://courses.agri.huji.ac.il/

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Agricultural, Food and Environmental Quality Sciences Courses íéñøå÷ Special Nutrition Hotel and Food Management Veterinary Science ... Field Crops and Vegatables Special Biotechnology For Law Students Introduction To Geology For Agiculture Students English - Level 1 English - Level 2 ... English - Level 3 Nutrition Introduction To Epidemiology Geriatric Nutrition Hotel and Food Management Pricing And Tourism And Hospitality Industries Introduction To Tourism Industry Introduction To Chemistry Business Game ... Urban And Rural Tourism Veterinary Science Veterinary Physiology A Veterinary Protozoology Theriogenology A Animal Science Vertebrate Comparative Anatomy And Functional M Animal Physiology Basic Histology General Immunology ... Animal Hematology Economics and Management in Agriculture Descriptive Statistics And Excel Fundamental Statistics Introduction To Economics A (Non Majors) Introduction To Economics B (Non Majors) ... Partial Differential Equations Genetics and Breeding Fundamental Genetics Basic Genetics Molecular Genetics Introduction To Molecular Biology ... Entrepreneurship In Biotechnology Agricultural Botany Plant Physiology Cell Biology Plant Ecology Soil and Water Sciences Irrigation Principles Fundamentals Of Soil Science Physical Chemistry Physics A (Extended) ... Crop Irrigation Regimes Plant Protection General Microbiology Introduction To Plant Pathology Soil Biology Biology Of Agricultural Pests ... Physiology And Molecular Biology Of Bacteria Plant Sciences in Agriculture

92. Pretoria University need for tuition in Mpumalanga. Degree courses offered by the Witbanksatellite campus include BA, BCom, BEd, and BCur. Back to Top http://www.easyinfo.co.za/career/viewinstitution.asp?code=121&con_code=89

93. School Of Agriculture And Food Science 210AGR105, Applied Microbiology, Compulsory, None, 20. 210AGR106, Intro to AgricEconomics, Compulsory, None, 20. 210AGR107, Soils and Plant Nutrition, Compulsory,None, 20. http://www.qub.ac.uk/afs/undergraduate/ruralresources/structure.htm

Home News Search Quick Links BSc (Hons) Rural Resources: Structure of Degree School Homepage About the School Undergraduate Courses Postgraduate Courses ... Contacts The new pathway has been structured to provide graduates with a broad holistic view of the rural environment, to meet the varied requirements of employers dealing with issues in planning, environmental audit, land use and sustainability and the economics and sustainability of rural communities and the rural environment. Aims of the degree include provision of training in: Environmental science including basic soil science, land capability assessment, landscape and environmental audit, pollution assessment and control and biodiversity management Training in environmental economics including the evaluation of non-market goods such as landscape, amenity and environmental quality Evaluation of the efficient use of resources including amenity and recreation facilities. Programme structure, levels, modules and credits:

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