UNIVERSITY OF BUENOS AIRES · ARGENTINA
Production Economics and Agribusiness Value Chain Specialization
Master's · Taught in es
At a glance
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This specialization focuses on the economic specificities of the agricultural sector, including land use, production complementarity, and the inelastic demand for food. It delves into microeconomics of agricultural production, examining investments, dynamic aspects, risk management for farmers, economies of scale, long-term sector evolution, and organizational structures. The program also explores macroeconomic consequences such as land pricing, productivity, and efficiency within the agricultural domain. Furthermore, the curriculum analyzes sectorial policy and its impact on microeconomic decision-making. It provides theoretical and methodological approaches for studying agri-food systems, including quantitative and qualitative analysis. The course covers cooperation and competition within these systems, vertical and horizontal coordination, innovation, technological change, and competitiveness. A specific focus is placed on the dynamics and restructuring processes of agri-food systems in Argentina.
Curriculum
The teaching methodology involves theoretical-practical classes. Each session begins with an instructor's exposition, followed by a discussion session where students engage with pre-distributed materials, fostering idea exchange.
- Specialization
- Economic Specificities of the Agricultural Sector
- Microeconomics of Agricultural Production
- Macroeconomic Consequences of Agricultural Production
- Sectorial Policy and Microeconomic Decision-Making
- Agri-food Systems Analysis
- Innovation, Technological Change, and Competitiveness in Agri-food Systems
- Agri-food Systems in Argentina
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for this program?
- The Faculty does not charge tuition fees. International students will need to pay a single 'Administrative Fee' per term, the amount of which will be communicated upon acceptance. Proof of medical insurance for Argentina is also required.
- How can I apply for the Production Economics and Agribusiness Value Chain Specialization?
- International students must complete an online form and upload required documents, including a student certificate, academic transcript, letter of motivation, passport copy, and CV. Ensure all documents are attached to complete your application.
- What are the application deadlines for this specialization?
- The application deadline for the March-July term is November 30 of the previous year. For the August-December term, the deadline is May 31 of the current year.
- What are the entry requirements for international students?
- Specific admission requirements are not detailed on the program page. Interested students should consult with the specialization's director via email at fyepaa@agro.uba.ar.
- What is the duration of the specialization?
- The program is described as a 'Specialization' and the curriculum is presented as a single year of modules, suggesting a one-year duration.
- What career opportunities are available after completing this specialization?
- The program equips students with economic and analytical skills for the agricultural and agroindustrial sectors. Graduates can pursue roles in economic analysis, policy development, and management within these industries.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Consult with the specialization's director (fyepaa@agro.uba.ar).
Tuition (home)Not applicable, as per university policy for international students.
LivingNot specified.
The Faculty does not charge tuition fees. International students must pay a single 'Administrative Fee' per term, the amount of which will be communicated upon acceptance. Proof of medical insurance with coverage for Argentina is required.
How to apply
1. Complete the Application FormFill out the online application form available at: http://internacionales.filo.uba.ar/admisi%C3%B3n-0
2. Attach Required DocumentsUpload the following documents to the application form:
- Student certificate from your current university (original with stamp and signature).
- Transcript or academic history of completed courses (original with stamp and signature).
- Letter of motivation, including your full name, passport number, and personal email address, indicating your area of study or courses of interest.
- Copy of your passport.
- Curriculum Vitae.
3. Submit ApplicationEnsure all documents are attached to the form to complete your application.
4. Receive Acceptance LetterOnce your application is evaluated, the Mobility Area will send a formal Letter of Acceptance via email. This letter is for your university's records and is not for visa processing.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for this program?
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The Faculty does not charge tuition fees. International students will need to pay a single 'Administrative Fee' per term, the amount of which will be communicated upon acceptance. Proof of medical insurance for Argentina is also required.
How can I apply for the Production Economics and Agribusiness Value Chain Specialization?
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International students must complete an online form and upload required documents, including a student certificate, academic transcript, letter of motivation, passport copy, and CV. Ensure all documents are attached to complete your application.
What are the application deadlines for this specialization?
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The application deadline for the March-July term is November 30 of the previous year. For the August-December term, the deadline is May 31 of the current year.
What are the entry requirements for international students?
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Specific admission requirements are not detailed on the program page. Interested students should consult with the specialization's director via email at fyepaa@agro.uba.ar.
What is the duration of the specialization?
+
The program is described as a 'Specialization' and the curriculum is presented as a single year of modules, suggesting a one-year duration.
What career opportunities are available after completing this specialization?
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The program equips students with economic and analytical skills for the agricultural and agroindustrial sectors. Graduates can pursue roles in economic analysis, policy development, and management within these industries.