Bachelor of Business Administration - Agriculture Management

Graduates of the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Agriculture Management program at UFV are well-prepared to pursue a variety of careers in the agriculture and agribusiness sectors, blending business expertise with agricultural knowledge. Potential career paths include:

• Agribusiness Manager: Oversee agricultural operations, manage staff, and develop business strategies for farms, food production companies, or agricultural service providers.
• Farm Manager: Manage day-to-day operations on farms, including crop production, livestock care, financial planning, and resource management.
• Agricultural Consultant: Provide expert advice on farm management, sustainable practices, and improving productivity and profitability for agricultural businesses.
• Agricultural Marketing Specialist: Develop and implement marketing strategies for agricultural products, working with food producers, wholesalers, or retailers.
• Supply Chain Manager: Oversee the logistics of food production, processing, and distribution to ensure smooth operations from farm to market.
• Sales Manager in Agricultural Equipment: Work with companies that sell agricultural machinery or supplies, managing sales teams and developing customer relationships.
• Food Production Manager: Supervise the production and packaging of food products, ensuring that quality standards and regulatory requirements are met.
• Sustainability Coordinator: Develop and implement sustainable farming practices to minimize environmental impact and enhance resource efficiency.
• Agricultural Policy Analyst: Work with government agencies or non-profits to shape agricultural policies and promote sustainable practices within the industry.
• Entrepreneur: Start and manage your own agricultural business, such as a farm, food production company, or agribusiness consultancy.

These roles are available in a wide range of sectors, including farming, agribusiness, food production, government, and non-profit organizations. Graduates are also well-positioned to pursue further education or professional certifications to specialize in areas such as environmental management, sustainable agriculture, or agricultural economics.