Bachelor's program

Agricultural Economics in Turkey

⏱ 4 years🌐 English
4 yearsDuration
EnglishLanguage of instruction
from $8 000Tuition from

Inside the program

Agricultural Economics is a field on the economics of agriculture and agribusiness. In Turkey this field is taught in modern English- and Turkish-language programs with a strong share of projects and internships. A bachelor's degree usually takes 4 years.

Did you know? Turkey is an agricultural power, and agribusiness economists manage one of the country's key economic sectors.

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Key subjects you take

Study progresses from core foundations to specialised subjects and hands-on work.

Year 1
  • Fundamentals of economics
  • Introduction to management
  • Business mathematics
  • Accounting
  • Business English
Year 2
  • Agricultural economics
  • Agribusiness
  • Statistics in agriculture
  • Agri-product markets
  • Finance in agriculture
Year 3
  • Agribusiness management
  • Agricultural policy
  • Agri-product logistics
  • Sustainable agriculture
  • Internship
Year 4
  • strategic and analytical cases in the chosen area: market, finance, operations, team or promotion;
  • a final project or internship that gives evidence of skills for a first job or a master’s application.

Your career outlook

  • Agribusiness economist
  • Agri-market analyst
  • Agribusiness manager
  • Agriculture, agriholdings, government

Salaries and demand: Turkey and abroad

The Turkish market. Turkey's agricultural sector is among the largest in the region: agro-holdings, food producers, exporters and agri-tech startups hire agricultural engineers and economists. Income benchmarks shift quickly: pay ranges are revised annually along with minimum-wage indexation, so always check the current year.

Abroad. The competencies are portable: precision farming, irrigation and food technologies are in demand in the Gulf, the CIS and Africa; the degree is recognized under the Bologna system.

What raises income: hands-on practice at production sites, GIS and agro software, English. Current ranges for your city and employer type are something we share in a free consultation.

Who this program is for

A strong fit if you…

  • You are interested in Agricultural Economics and related subjects.
  • You like learning through practice too - projects and internships, not just lectures.
  • A worldwide-recognized diploma and study-abroad experience matter to you.

Think it over if…

  • You haven't settled on a field yet - a consultation is a good first step.
  • You want a program only in your native language - check this with the chosen university.

Additional guide to programme language

For Agricultural Economics, students can compare economics, finance and trade routes because language affects statistics, markets, supply-chain cases and documents. Bahcesehir lists Economics and Finance and International Trade and Business in English, while Topkapi lists Economics in English and Turkish.

Examples to check with StudyU: Bahcesehir University: Economics and Finance (Bachelor, English); Bahcesehir University: International Trade and Business (Bachelor, English); Topkapi University: Economics (Bachelor, English, Turkish).

Where to study

Universities offering Agricultural Economics

Compare universities - tuition, language and degree side by side.

Agricultural Economics at Yasar University
Agricultural Economics - universities and tuition
UniversityDegreeLanguageTuition
Yasar UniversityBachelorEnglish$8 000/yr

How to apply for Agricultural Economics in Turkey

Admission to Agricultural Economics programs at private Turkish universities runs on your school record: an 11-year certificate is accepted directly, and most universities skip entrance exams. You'll need a language certificate - TOEFL for English-taught tracks or TÖMER for Turkish-taught ones - plus the denklik equivalence procedure, which we handle alongside your application. State universities may ask for the YÖS or SAT.

What applicants ask most

Yes - an 11-year school certificate is accepted directly, and most private universities admit to Agricultural Economics without entrance exams. Public universities may ask for YÖS or SAT.

Most partner universities offer Agricultural Economics in English (TOEFL required); Turkish-taught tracks accept TÖMER. If your language level falls short, universities provide a preparatory year.

Tuition starts from $8 000 per year (full price before any discount). In a free consultation we'll name the exact cost and discount for your chosen university.

Programs are available in english. The exact language depends on the university - we'll help you find a suitable option.

A bachelor's degree usually takes 4 years; medicine and some engineering programs run longer.

Yes - we handle it all: university, program, documents, visa, accommodation. The first consultation is free.

City (Istanbul and Ankara lead), employer type and languages set the range - international companies pay clearly above local ones. In agriculture, income is higher at export companies and in agri-tech. We will share current ranges during a consultation.

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