41. The Good Guides - Search The Universities Guide - List Of Courses BA(AsSt)/BCom) Asian studies/economics (BA(AsSt Commerce (BCom) Commerce/agriculture(BSc(agric)/BCom or http://www.thegoodguides.com.au/listfosuni.cfm?coursetype=undergrad&uniid=42

42. K-State Department Of Agricultural Economics Course List For Fall 2002 AGEC632, Agribus Logistics. 03, A, REC, 00510, P, T U, 805920, WA 350, Biere,ArloW. AGEC750, Prb/agric economics. V, A, IND, 00520, P, Appointment, Bernardo,DanielJ. http://courses.k-state.edu/fall2002/AGEC/schedule.html

Courses at K-State Fall 2002 Fall 2002 Course Schedule Department of Agricultural Economics Fall 2002 Course List If no dates listed directly under course, then course is a 16 week course and will meet August 26-December 13. Course Title Ref Gr Cr Sec Type No Op Days Hours Room Instructor Agr Econ/Agribus Or A LEC M W WA 328 Bernardo,Daniel J 08/26/02 thru 10/16/0 Enrollment restrictions: Dept. Majors Only Ag Econ/Agribusiness A REC P M W F K 106 Schurle,Bryan W Small Bus Operation A LEC T U AK 120 Arata,Joseph O A REC P T U CW 103 Burton Jr,Robert O LAB U W 114 A REC P M W F KF 120 Grunewald,Orlen C Closed B REC P M W F WA 328 Arata,Joseph O Agricultural Policy A REC P M W F WA 231 Flinchbaugh,Barry L A REC P T U WA 350 McEowen,Roger A Commodity Futures A REC P T U W 114 Mintert,James R Sem/Quiz Bowl V B REC P Appointment Bernardo,Daniel J Enrollment restrictions: Instructor Permission Agribusiness Intern V A INT C Appointment Bernardo,Daniel J Enrollment restrictions: Instructor Permission Cmptr Appl Econ/Bus A LEC M W WA 328 Grunewald,Orlen C

43. Notice No. 1003 Of 2000 food Workers Union, B.Sc in Home economics, Personnel management. and EnvironmentalAffairs, KwaZulu Natal, M.Sc agric, Special courses in Artificial http://www.polity.org.za/html/govdocs/notices/2000/not1003.html

Government Gazette Vol. 424, No. 21628, 13 October 2000 GENERAL NOTICE Notice 1003 of 2000 SOUTH AFRICAN QUALIFICATIONS AUTHORITY (SAQA) In order to proceed with the recognition of Standards Generating Bodies in terms of Government Regulations 19(1)(c) and 22(2) of 28 March 1998, National Standards Body 03 (Business, Commerce and Management Studies) invites public comment with respect to the acceptability of the nominees and the representativeness of the key education and training stakeholder interest groups listed as an SGB applicant below. In addition, the NSB invite submissions from interested parties wishing to serve on such an SGB. Interested parties should take note of the section on SGB Information below. All nominations/ applications should be accompanied by curricula vitae. More information regarding this application may be obtained on the SAQA website or from the SAQA offices. Comment should reach the NSB at the address below by not later than Monday, 06 November 2000. All correspondence should be marked SGB Formation - NSB 01 and be addressed to: The Director: Standard Setting and Development SAQA Attention: Ms S Vasuthevan Postnet Suite 248 Private Bag X06 Waterkloof or faxed to 012 - 346 5812 SG13 INFORMATION As a necessary step in the development and implementation of the National Qualifications Framework, The National Standards Bodies are briefed [regulation 19(1)(c) of 28 March 1998] to recognise or establish Standards Generating Bodies (SGBs). SGBs shall:

44. College Of Arts, Science And Technology, Keffi 6. courses CURRENTLY AVAILABLE a) Interim Joint others from Government, Commerce,economics, Principles of Method, BookKeeping, Statistics, Geography agric. http://www.nasarawastate.org/education/tertiaryinstitutions/cast.htm

Governor News Speeches Nigeria ... Search College of Arts, Science and Technology, Keffi NAME IN INSTITUTION: College of Arts, Science and Technology, Keffi. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT The College was established in 1977 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND LOCATION OF THE INSTITUTION: The College is situated East of Keffi, about 4km along Keffi-Akwanga Road, on a relatively plain land. It covers an area of about 441 hectres. OBJECTIVES FOR ESTABLISHING OF INSTITION: i) To provide courses of study, training in Arts, Languages, Natural, and social sciences for the purpose of entry requirements into Universities and other institutions of higher learning in Nigeria. ii) To offer courses of instruction in Arts, Languages, Sciences, Management and Engineering Technology leading to the award of certificates, national Diploma and Higher national Diploma, so as to provide middle level manpower. iii) To act as a Center of Research and training in all fields of Human endeavor. TYPE OF MANPOWER PRODUCED: (a) Prepare candidates for direct Entry into University through the Interim Joint Matriculation Board Examination (IJMBE) (b) Production of intermediate manpower through Diploma and certificate courses.

45. COURSES: Agricultural & Resource Economics (AREC), Spring 2003 28825, 629, 001, Advanced Production economics, 3, TBA, TBA, TBA, Yanagida.X0097, 634, 001, Quant Meth in agric Econ II, 3, F, 930a1200p, Agsci 220,Ferguson. http://www.pae.hawaii.edu/2003_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 Is Now Nrem 203. Arec 310 Is Now Nrem 310. 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 Biosystems Modeling T Stjhn 13 Leung (Cross-Listed As Be 638) Applied Microeconomic Analysis TR Moore 224 Yanagida Advanced Production Economics TBA TBA TBA Yanagida Quant Meth in Agric Econ II F Agsci 220 Ferguson (Cross-Listed As Econ 629) 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 610 Biosystems Modeling (3) Introduction to system thinking, procedures for developing system models, characteristics of important agricultural system modes, computer approach to evaluation and optimization of system models. Pre: MATH 215 or equivalent or consent. (Cross-listed as BE 638 and GEOG 636)

46. Agricultural Economics And Business - Undergraduate Courses agricultural economics And Business Undergraduate courses. AGEC*4200 Farm Management;AGEC*4210 World agric. AGEC*4290 Land economics; AGEC*4370 Marketing http://www.uoguelph.ca/OAC/Agec/ugrad_courses.html

Agricultural Economics And Business - Undergraduate Courses Course Information AGR*24001/020 Economics of the Canadian Agrifood System AGEC*0210 Agricultural Marketing and Policy AGEC*0230 Management Principles AGEC*0270 Business Marketing AGEC*0380 Business Finance AGEC*2220 Financial Accounting AGEC*0400 Commodity Marketing (Diploma) AGEC*2230 Management Accounting AGEC*2700 Survey of Natural Resources AGEC*3060 Statistical Research Methods AGEC*3230 Agricultural Finance AGEC*3310 Operations Management AGEC*3320 Financial Management AGEC*3330 Intermediate Accounting AGEC*4000 Agricultural and Food Policy AGEC*4010 Rural Development Policy AGEC*4200 Farm Management AGEC*4250 Business Policy AGEC*4290 Land Economics AGEC*4370 Marketing Management AGEC*4500 Decision Science AGEC*4720 Special Study in Agricultural Economics (Innovation and the Entrepreneurial Process I) AGEC*6320 Cost - Benefit Analysis DAGR*2100 Marketing and Policy DAGR*2110 Business Accounting DAGR*3110 Business Finance DAGR*4600 Human Resource Management For more information on University of Guelph Course information please consult the University of Guelph's Undergraduate Calendar."

47. Agriculture And Applied Economics curriculum take a basic set of courses during the five emphasis areas agriculturalBusiness, economics, International Trade First Semester 3 agric 103 Intro http://www.registrar.clemson.edu/publicat/catalog/sections/colleges/cafls/agecon

AGRICULTURAL AND APPLIED ECONOMICS Bachelor of Science AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS The Agricultural Economics curriculum emphasizes a strong background in economics with applications to production agriculture, agribusiness, natural resources, and the environment. Courses are also in-cluded in basic agricultural and biological sciences, liberal arts, and business. Students have 18 hours of electives to use to further individual specialization or to broaden the educational experience. Employment opportunities for graduates in Agricultural Economics are many and diverse. Private sector opportunities include agricultural production, banking, finance, marketing, and public relations. Public sector opportunities include national/local organizations, government agencies, educational institutions, and cooperative extension services. Graduates have also begun businesses or returned to family-owned businesses. This major also provides an excellent background for professional or graduate study in several disciplines. Students in the Agricultural Economics curriculum take a basic set of courses during the freshman and sophomore years. During the junior and senior years, students concentrate in one of five emphasis areas: Agricultural Business, Economics, International Trade and Development, Production, and Real Estate. Students should select an emphasis areas by the end of the sophomore year.

48. UniMelb UGHB96 : Fac. Of Agric, For & Hort : Guide To Courses Planning; economics and Commerce; Engineering Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences;Science; and Veterinary Science. Students in undergraduate courses at http://www.unimelb.edu.au/HB/1996/AgFor/AgFor-intro.html

Handbook 1996 Faculty of Agriculture, Forestry and Horticulture Faculties : Next: Architecture Search Help Faculty of Agriculture, Forestry and Horticulture : Guide to Courses Overview Mission statement Objectives of the Faculty Faculty courses (Parkville and Creswick) ... Subject descriptions Overview In April 1995 the new Faculty of Agriculture, Forestry and Horticulture was formed from the an amalgamation of the University's Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry and the Victorian College of Agriculture and Horticulture (VCAH). The Faculty of Agriculture, Forestry and Horticulture is the largest only university faculty in Australia to offer training in both agricultural science and forest science. It has one of the oldest and largest university schools of agriculture (established in 1905) and one of only two schools of forestry recognised by the Standing Committee on Forestry of the Australian Forestry Council. The Faculty now operates from eight campuses: Parkville, Creswick (Forestry), Dookie, Burnley, Gilbert Chandler, Glenormiston, Longerenong and McMillan. In addition, the Faculty has access to a research farm at Strathfieldsaye in East Gippsland. Close teaching and research links exist with the Faculties of Arts; Architecture and Planning; Economics and Commerce; Engineering Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences; Science; and Veterinary Science. Students in undergraduate courses at Parkville may take elective subjects from one or more of these faculties.

49. Faculty Of Agriculture (Ghana) Farm Management and Rural Development. V. Owusu Asante LecturerCommodity economics; Economic B.Sc. (agric.) (McG) agric. courses. http://www.ug.edu.gh/pages/agric.htm

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE Agricultural Extension Animal Science Crop Science Soil Science ... Email Prof. B. K. Ahunu Dean BSc (Agric Ghana) M.sc (Brit. Col) Ph.D(Alberta) E.T. Osabutey - Assistant Registrar BA (Ghana LEGEND * Leave of Absence/Sabbatical Leave + Study Leave $ Post-Retirement Contract FACULTY NAME STATUS AREA(S)/SPECIALIZATION Ramatu Al-Hassan Senior Lecturer Farming Systems Analysis; B.Sc. (Agric.) (K’si) Head Agricultural Policy and Development. M.A. (WSU) Ph.D. (Iowa State) S. Asuming-Brempong Senior Lecturer Agricultural Price Analysis: B.Sc. (Agric.) (Ghana) Agricultural Marketing and Trade; M.Sc.(Philippines) Environmental Economics Development

50. Curriculum In Natural Resources, Economics And Managment ARE 321 agric. economics, 3, Restricted Elective 6, 3. C in ENG 111 and ENG 112, agrade point average of 2.000 in all ACC, BUS, EC and ECG courses attempted, and http://www.ncsu.edu/reg_records/ug_catalog/programs/cals/bsnatres.htm

CURRICULUM IN NATURAL RESOURCES ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION Degree earned: B.S. in Natural Resources Updated 11/00 FRESHMAN YEAR Fall Semester Credits Spring Semester Credits BIO 125 General Biology CH 101 Chemistry - A Molecular Science CFR 134 Computers in Natural Resources CH 102 General Chemistry Lab NR 100 Intro. to Natural Resources PS 201 Intro. to American Govt. or Physical Education Elective SOPHOMORE YEAR Fall Semester Credits Spring Semester Credits or EC 201 Intro. to Economics I BO 200 Plant Life or CH 201 Chem-A Quantitative Science and ZO 150 Animal Diversity CH 202 Quantitative Chemistry Lab MA 114 Intro. to Finite Math. Appl. PY 211 College Physic I or MEA 101 Geology I: Physical MEA 110 Geology I Lab Communication Elective Physical Education Elective JUNIOR YEAR Fall Semester Credits Spring Semester Credits ARE(EC) 301 Intermediate Microeconomics ACC 220 Accounting II or ARE 303 Farm Bus. Mgmt or ACC 280 Managerial Accounting BUS(EC) 310 Managerial Economics or BO 360 Intro. to Ecology BO 365 Ecology Lab History or Literature Elective SSC 200 Soil Science Phil., Relig., Vis/Perf. Arts Elective

51. Undergraduate And Postgraduate Courses - International Students At The Universit agriculture (agric economics), M, C, M, 1, 14450. Applied economics and Management,M, TBA, TBA, 1, *. Not all Science courses always available both semesters consult http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/io/courses/PGcoursesAG.html

International home Studying at Sydney Scholarships Student services ... Search The University of Sydney INTERNATIONAL Courses and fees Undergraduate courses Courses - by study areas Courses - by faculty Units of study database Faculty Handbooks (.pdf) ... Transfer / credit Postgraduate courses Courses - by faculty Coursework areas of study Coursework units database Postgraduate database ... Transfer / credit Fees and costs Fees - undergraduate Fees - postgraduate Costs - study and living Fee payments / refunds ... Scholarships All courses Offshore programs Distance education Academic programs Semester dates ... Glossary of terms used Brochures (pdf) Undergraduate Prospectus Postgraduate Prospectus Postgraduate programs and fees Faculty (this page) Agriculture Rural Management Science Veterinary Science See other faculties / colleges / schools: Architecture Engineering Arts Education ... Law Note: Fees and other information are a guide and are subject to change.

52. Agricultural Products And Processing Required courses Cr. Hrs. agric. 3; agric. 104 Fundamentals of Crop Production 3; agric. 120 Introduction to agricultural economics 3; agric. http://www.richland.cc.il.us/catalog/instruction/occupational/ag.html

Agri/Industrial Processing Technology General Description The Agri/Industrial Processing Technology program is designed to prepare students to be employed in the agricultural food processing industry. An understanding of agriculture production and marketing issues will be helpful for students seeking employment in this field. Graduates will be working mainly inside. All organizations require leadership, management, and supervisory skills. Employers will include local food processing industries. Aptitudes An interest in working with people and with industrial machinery is necessary. Also needed are physical stamina, mechanical aptitude, and good mathematical ability. Outlook Central Illinois has a high concentration of agri/industrial technologists. Many openings will occur as experienced workers retire. This is an occupational training program. Some of the courses may not transfer to four-year institutions. Associate in Applied Science Degree-Agri/Industrial Processing Technology (66 Credit Hours)(ICCB Code: AAS 0062) Required Courses: ... Cr. Hrs.

53. AgriBusiness agric 120 Introduction to agricultural economics, 3. agric 291 Advanced Work ExperiencePracticum and Seminar, 3. In addition to the required courses listed above http://www.richland.cc.il.us/ot/agribusiness/

AgriBusiness General Description: As the World's Largest Commercial Industry, Agriculture provides more career opportunities than any other industry. The AgriBusiness degree incorporates hands-on learning with classroom instruction to provide a foundation of knowledge for the vast career opportunities in the AgriBusiness industry. This program includes several Specialties to meet students' needs-from specific skill training courses to two-year degree programs designed by local businesses for immediate employment. With a program located literally in the middle of "America's Agribusiness Center", this program offers resources that are unique from those of any other college district. Aptitudes: If you are interested in computers or chemistry, seeds or sales, animals or apples, machinery or marketing, fertilizers or farming, there is a career opportunity in Agriculture for you. We have a place for those with non-farm backgrounds. Outlook: Almost 25% of the people employed in Illinois work in AgriBusiness, an increase from 20% a decade earlier. As the use of technology increases, so do the job opportunities in AgriBusiness. The demand for AgriBusiness graduates is not only in high demand locally, but globally as well. New Specialties are under development right now-be sure to ask about them.

54. Home Gr. Select 9 sch from the following, courses, Hr. Gr. General Animal Science, 1401,4. agric. Marketing, 2301, 3. Intro. to Range Mgmt. 2401, 4. agric. economics, 3301,3. http://www.sulross.edu/content.asp?ID=1672

55. Eur. J. Agric. Educ. Ext 1, 2, Pp 31-48 in home economics and agriculture. The ideas developed from this twoCentre coursebecame incorporated in various forms in the AERDD courses which followed. http://www.bib.wau.nl/ejae/v1n2-3.html

Courses for and about women in development: a case study J.E. Smithells Introduction The Agricultural Extension and Rural Development Department (previously the AERD Centre) has been actively concerned with the needs and changing roles of women in the context of agricultural and rural development since its inception. This concern has taken the form of research and publications, provision of a range of short courses and formal taught courses (including the institution of a Diploma level course in 1989), and contributions to the international discussion about the importance of women in rural development and the special issues which this raises. In 1968/69, the Overseas Development Ministry (now the Overseas Development Administration [ODA]) funded a survey by the AERDC of the training needs of women extension staff in selected African and Caribbean countries (Smithells, 1972). On the basis of the findings, a typology of training provision was proposed in terms of the functions of the training for both individuals and organisations: (a) Basic training - intermediate level - university level (b) Supplementary training - field staff - staff trainers - supervisors and managers (c) Career development training This typology has provided a framework for considering what contribution would be most appropriate for the AERDC (and AERDD) to make to the education and training of women for service in rural development.

56. Extension Division - Credit Courses Core courses (Course descriptions) AG EC 52.5 economics; AG EC AG EC 38.4 LivestockMarketing Strategies; agric 30.8 Farm Enterprise Planning; agric 36.4 Human http://www.extension.usask.ca/ExtensionDivision/credit/Certificate/FBM.html

Regular Session (Off Campus) Independent Study Certificate Programs Farm Business Management Certificate (Please note that several courses in the Certificates in Agriculture Program are currently under revision to maintain their equivalency in the new two-year Diploma Program.) This certificate focuses on farm business, including accounting, marketing, financial analysis, and enterprise planning. Five core courses and two electives are required. Each course requires 6 to 8 hours of study per week over 10 weeks. Core Courses (Course descriptions) AG EC 52.5 Economics AG EC 11.4 Farm Accounting AG EC 22.5 Agricultural Marketing Principles and Institutions AG EC 26.4 Financial Analysis for Farm Business Management AG EC 27.5 Budgeting for Farm Business Management Electives (Course descriptions) AG EC 31.5 Advanced Farm Accounting AG EC 33.4 Agricultural Policy AG EC 34.4 Income Tax Management AG EC 35.3 Farm Business Arrangements

57. Extension Division - Credit Courses Nipawin. Microcomputers in agriculture. *agric 290.3. X14. Art. A laboratory fee of$20.00 is required for each of these courses. Class. economics. Class. Section. Term. http://www.extension.usask.ca/ExtensionDivision/credit/RegSession/Cumberland.htm

Regular Session (Off Campus) Independent Study Certificate Programs Cumberland Regional College 2002-2003 Box 2320, Melfort S Telephone: Website: www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca Cumberland Regional College offers a wide range of first and second year university classes. University of Saskatchewan lecturers deliver a number of classes at the Melfort site. Other modes of delivery in Melfort include multi-mode, enhanced independent studies and televised classes. SCN televised classes are offered at the five other sites in the region. Academic, career and personal counselling is available for all students. The College provides Study Skills Workshops, a University Writing Centre, a local scholarship program and access to computer labs. Courses with an asterisk (*) do not require subject prerequisites Agriculture Note: The following are online courses. Students may make arrangements to use the computer lab in Melfort, Nipawin, Tisdale and Hudson Bay. Class Section Term Class Call Number Limit Day Time Location Course Name *AGRIC 111.3

58. Agricultural Economics (BSc Agric) - Pretoria University agricultural economics (BSc agric) Pretoria University. agricultural economics421 agricultural economics 422 At third year optional courses, students must http://www.easyinfo.co.za/career/viewcourse.asp?code=1626

59. Courses In general CAH Dronten offers the courses as mentioned only to students from agric.economics Budapest, Hungary, Szent István University Gödöllö, Hungary. http://www.cah.nl/en/course/course.html

EUROPEAN LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION EUROPEAN CHAINMANAGEMENT EUROPEAN FUNDSMANAGEMENT EUROPEAN INGENIEUR DEGREE CAH Dronten, a member of the Association of Professional Universities in Agriculture in The Netherlands, offers several degree programmes for Students in agricultural sciences and related subject from partner universities abroad. The one-year programmes CAH Dronten offers to students from partner universities are: European Livestock Production European Chain Management European Funds Management European Ingenieur Degree An English-language comparative one year programme spent in intensive training and study in The Netherlands will prepare successful graduates for positions in middle management in international companies in the agribusiness and food industries. Graduates will have first-hand knowledge of practice in one of the EU countries traditionally successful in this sector, even on the European market, and so gain valuable insight into the contrasts in business culture and work ethics existing between regions in Europe. When the program is completed with good results the student will obtain the Dutch ingenieur title (abbreviation: Ing.). This title denotes the degree obtained by graduates from the Dutch HBO, or Higher Professional Education System. The Institutes in this system offer Higher Education in the University sector. The programmes, however, are professionally oriented, which implies that they promote skills in the practical applicability and transferability of research rather than focusing on the more radical and fundamental types of research itself.

60. UT/Jackson St Comm. College AGR 110 Intro to agricultural economics, agric Econ 210 Intro to Ag Econ. AGR 241agricultural Management, agric Econ LD Credit. (All Remaining courses), No Credit. http://web.utk.edu/~registra/transfer/equivalency/jackson.html

Office of the University Registrar Transfer Agreements/Course Equivalencies Course Equivalencies Articulated Programs University Registrar University of Tennessee ... Contact Us Jackson State Community College Course Equivalency Tables Following are the course equivalencies the University of Tennessee and Jackson State Community College have agreed upon. Please be sure to read the Course Equivalencies Policy Statement and understand the content. For additional information concerning transfer credit evaluation or admission as a transfer student, please contact the Office of Admissions at 865/974-2184 or toll-free within Tennessee, 1-800-221-8657. FALL 2002 Tables are arranged in alphabetical order by department. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Jackson State Community College The University of Tennessee Accounting (ACC) ACC 211 Prin of Accounting I Acct 201 Prin of Financial Acct ACC 212 Prin of Accounting II Acct 202 Prin of Managerial Acct (All Remaining Courses) No Credit Top of page Top of tables Agriculture (AGR) AGR 101 Crop Science ESS LD Credit AGR 110 Intro to Agricultural Economics Agric Econ 210 Intro to Ag Econ AGR 120 Intro to Agric Engineering

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