Learn how to use data analysis to manage critical resources like land, food and water in our Agricultural and Applied Economics degree.
What makes us different
As a student in the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, you’ll be able to:
- Gain exposure to real-world issues, including safe drinking water, resource conflicts in the West, development economics, and climate forecasting.
- Work alongside renowned researchers and professors who are changing the world for the better.
- Earn dual credit for a bachelor’s and master’s degree through our accelerated master's program.
- Join supportive communities like our AREC Club.
- Complete paid internship opportunities to make career connections -- from banking to government work, to nonprofits and beyond.
Undergraduate Programs
Agricultural & Applied Economics Major
Master the data and problem-solving skills to tackle business, food, and environmental issues at a global scale.
Accelerated Master's Program
Get your bachelor's and master's degrees in applied economics in five years with reduced graduate program costs.
Undergraduate Minors
Add a minor to your undergraduate degree to broaden your knowledge of applied economics.
Lower your cost to attend
The estimated cost to attend the university depends largely on whether you’re a resident or non-resident and whether you plan to live on campus, off campus paying rent, or live with a family member rent-free. You can lower your cost through scholarships and financial aid. Use our net price calculator to estimate your scholarships and aid eligibility, and total cost.
How to apply
A completed application includes any required self-reported grades, transcripts, application fee and proof of English proficiency, if required. Visit the University of Arizona Office of Admissions for a complete list of admissions requirements.