Employment Directions for Agricultural and Forestry Economics and Management Majors

After graduation, students majoring in agricultural and forestry economic management can engage in agricultural product trade, marketing, operation management, policy research, etc. in agricultural and forestry enterprises; they can engage in circulation trade, product marketing, etc. in food enterprises; You can also engage in agricultural and forestry investment evaluation, agricultural and forestry economic analysis, etc. in financial enterprises.

With the continuous improvement of the basic status of agriculture and the gradual strengthening of the social and multifunctional nature of agriculture, the government and enterprises and institutions have intensified the formulation and implementation of agricultural policies, and there is an increasing need to engage in large-scale professionals in related work. The agricultural and forestry economic management major focuses on cultivating students with a broad knowledge base, proficiency in modern economic analysis methods, the ability to expand and penetrate into economics-related fields, and the ability to engage in economic analysis, forecasting, and planning in comprehensive management departments and policy research departments involving agriculture. and senior talents in economic and management work, which is one of the advantages of this major.

In addition, the integration and industrialization of modern agriculture, the commercial nature of corporate management, and the increasing number of enterprises and companies engaged in agricultural product processing and trade have determined the society's demand for management talents in related enterprises. The demand is bound to increase. In this regard, graduates majoring in agricultural and forestry economics and management are still highly competitive.