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Ulster, University of, MSc, Agri-Food Business Development

University of Ulster
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Study modePart-time Start date Sep Durationsemesters: 0 - 1
The primary aim of this course is to add significant value to participants from the agri-food industry in domestic and international markets, through the development of strategic marketing and innovation thinking in an agri-food context; the programme is especially relevant for those managers already working in the agri-food industry at home and abroad who have a specific interest in marketing, innovation and entrepreneurship; the development of knowledge, intellectual qualities, professional and transferable skills, coupled with a pervasive international perspective on strategic marketing and innovation issues equips participants for middle management and senior appointments throughout the agri-food supply chain at home and abroad.

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