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Master of Science in Agriculture in Agricultural Economics at University of Fort Hare

University of Fort Hare, South Africa

Programme overview

A Master of Science in Agriculture with a focus on Agricultural Economics equips students with advanced analytical and economic skills to address the complex challenges facing global agricultural systems. This degree provides a deep understanding of the economic factors that influence agricultural production, trade, policy, and sustainability. Graduates gain expertise in areas such as market analysis, supply chain management, resource allocation, and agricultural policy, enabling them to assess and shape the economic dynamics of the agriculture sector.

Faculty: Science and Agriculture  |  Duration: 3 years full-time  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Alice, Eastern Cape, South Africa

Career pathways

Career opportunities listed on the page include Agricultural Economist, Policy Analyst, Agricultural Development Specialist, Economic Consultant, Agricultural Finance Analyst, Rural Development Specialist, Market Analyst, Agricultural Policy Advisor.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Applicants may be considered for admission to a Master’s degree in a subject with the approval of the Faculty Postgraduate Admissions Committee. Candidates are eligible if they hold an Agriculture qualification at NQF Level 8 from the University, or have been granted equivalent status, and can demonstrate to Senate that they have a suitable academic foundation for their proposed field of study. Admission is further guided by the availability of appropriate supervision in the candidate’s chosen area of study.

Main intake: first semester starts 2 February 2026; second semester starts 13 July 2026.

Applications for Masters and Honours open 1 May 2026 and close 31 October 2026; the application fee is R120.

The application fee of R120 is non-refundable and payable on or before 30 September; late applications for undersubscribed qualifications carry a fee of R300.

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