This course provides students with in-depth knowledge of how to develop and implement business strategies in the agricultural sector. The course focuses on analyzing factors that influence the agribusiness environment, including market trends, technology, and political, economic, and social elements. Students will explore how to create effective strategies—from competitive and financial strategies to sustainable development strategies—aimed at generating long-term value for agribusinesses.
Key topics include SWOT and PESTLE analysis in agriculture, building sustainable agricultural development strategies, effective financial and risk management, and developing high-quality human resources in the context of modern agriculture. The course also covers the application of technology and innovation in production and business operations, as well as the development of inclusive agricultural value chains.
Additionally, students will examine issues related to risk management in agribusiness, particularly in addressing price volatility, climate changes, and the impacts of government policies. This course not only provides students with an overview of the agricultural industry but also equips them with specific strategies to effectively and sustainably manage and develop agribusiness companies.