Afaq Shabbir Gill

I learned a great deal during my internship, including the various details concerning the structure and function of the market committee, an understanding of the auction principles that govern the market, and the role of the EADA Economics and Marketing Institute.

Taking part in the country-wide "Grow More Wheat campaign" was an exciting and difficult experience for me. During the campaign, the farmers were provided with information about the new varieties of wheat that had been developed by the research centers in order to enhance the yield per acre of wheat that had been produced by these farmers.

Agricultural economics provides answers to the questions, i.e., key global challenges such as a growing global population, increasing land use conflicts, or climate change will continue to demand this type of expertise in the future. The international Master Study Program in Agricultural and Food Economics (AFECO) provides you with the necessary knowledge and skills to answer this demand.