Pilihan program

Ringkasan program

This program provides those students interested in pursuing careers in the either the banking or real estate industry tools for understanding issues unique to lending, real estate appraisal, real estate investment, development, and brokerage. Students enrolled in this option develop an in-depth knowledge of how loans are made, how land is valued, and how it is transacted. With the aid of faculty and staff advisors, students in the finance and real estate option design their plan of study reflecting their particular future goals. The option allows students to do this through the incorporation of higher-level electives outside the department so as to customize the program according to those goals. Additionally, those students interested in pursuing a graduate degree in real estate or finance have access to coursework which will prepare them for programs like LERE (the land economics and real estate graduate program), the master of finance, and the MBA. Students will develop a strong background in the following areas: finance, real estate, accounting, and management.

Modul program

The modules include AGCJ 306 Theory and Practice of Agricultural Public Relations, AGCJ 406 Agricultural Public Relations Methods, AGSM 301 Systems Analysis in Agriculture, AGSM 335 Water and Soil Management, AGSM 337 Technology for Environmental and Natural Resource Engineering, AGSM 360 Occupational Safety Management, AGSM 461 Geographic Information Systems for Resource Management, AGSM 475 Applied Information Technologies for Agricultural Systems, ALED 340 Professional Leadership Development, ALED 343 Human Resource Management in Agriculture and Life Sciences, ANSC 402 Exploring Animal Industries (2 hrs.), COMM 210 Group Communication and Discussion, COMM 215 Interviewing: Principles and Practice, COMM 320 Organizational Communication, COMM 335 Intercultural Communication, COMM 443 Communication and Conflict, COMM 450 Media Campaigns, COSC 153 Introduction to the Construction Industry, COSC 253 Construction Materials and Methods I, COSC 254 Construction Materials and Methods II, COSC 275 Estimating I (4 hrs.), ECON 412 Public Finance, ECON 435 Economics of Resource Scarcity, EHRD 303 Foundations of Human Resource Development, EHRD 372 Training and Development in Human Resource Development, EHRD 374 Organizational Development, EHRD 405 Principles and Practices of Leadership in Human Resource Development, EHRD 408 Diversity Issues and Practices in Human Resource Development, EHRD 479 Grants and Contracts, FINC 409 Survey of Finance Principles, FRSC 311 Wood Properties and Utilization, FRSC 314 Forest Economics and Valuation (4 hrs.), FRSC 409 Manufacturing and Applications of Wood Products, FRSC 421 Urban Forestry, GEOG 330 Resources and the Environment, GEOG 370 Coastal Processes, GEOG 390 Principles of Geographic Information Systems, GEOG 404 Spatial Thinking, Perception, and Behavior, LDEV 467 Land Development, LDEV 489 Special Topics in Land Development (1-6 hrs. see notes in Howdy Portal when registering), MGMT 209 Business Government and Society, MGMT 309 Survey of Management, MGMT 430 Employment Discrimination Law, MKTG 409 Introduction to Marketing, POLS 341 Urban Administration, POLS 441 State and Local Financial Administration, POLS 475 Government and the Economy, RENR 375 Conservation of Natural Resources, RENR 410 Ecosystem Management (4 hrs.), RENR 470 Environmental Impact Assessment, RLEM 301 Range and Forest Watershed Management, RLEM 305 Watershed Analysis and Planning, RLEM 324 Application of Rangeland Management Principles (1 hr.), RPTS 308 Principles of Community Assessment, RPTS 331 Tourism Marketing, SCSC 301 Soil Science (4 hrs.), SCSC 302 Recreational Turf, SCSC 428 Turfgrass Culture, SCSC 429 Turf Management Systems (4 hrs.), SCSC 430 Turfgrass Maintenance (4 hrs.), SCSC 455 Environmental Soil Science, SENG 321 Industrial Safety Engineering, SOCI 325 International Business Behavior, SOCI 328 Environmental Sociology, SOCI 329 Pacific Rim Business Behavior, SOCI 335 Sociology of Organizations, SOCI 404 Sociology of the Community, SOCI 407 Rural Sociology, URSC 301 Urban and Regional Planning, URSC 302 Planning Law, URSC 330 Land Development I, URSC 340 Housing and Community, URSC 360 Issues in Environmental Quality, URSC 370 Health Systems Planning, URSC 401 Policy Implementation, URSC 440 Urban and Regional Economic Development, URSC 460 Sustainable Communities, URSC 461 Urban Issues, WMST 430 Employment Discrimination Law.

Persyaratan masuk bagi mahasiswa internasional

Applicants are required to have the minimum coursework in four years of English; four years of mathematics; four years of science and two years of the same foreign language. Applicants whose native language is not English are required to submit proof of English proficiency, which are minimum TOEFL score of 550 for paper-based testing (p-BT) or 213 computer-based testing (c-BT) or 80 internet-based testing (i-BT) or a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 overall band or a minimum SAT Critical Reading (verbal) score of 500 or a minimum ACT English score of 21 or by completing all four years in a high school within the U.S.

Kualifikasi

Sarjana (S1)

Institusi penerbit ijazah

Texas A&M University

Nama jurusan

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Department of Agriculture Economics