International Agribusiness and Trade
Will you advise international agribusiness organisations to get products from across the whole world in the right place?
Would you like to know how you can best transport plants or chilled fresh fruit across the world or how to market natural insulation materials? Perhaps you’d like to know how you can make the processing of herbs more sustainable? Whatever you choose, you will get to work on real life cases in this international business programme.
Why International Agribusiness and Trade?
Together with your international classmates, you will learn how to advise international agribusiness organisations to get products from across the whole world in the right place.
- The international focus of the study programme will make you highly valued in the global job market.
- You will contribute to sustainably innovating the global food business.
- You will build a professional international network by participating in internships, trade fairs and company visits.
- You will work on your skills through a good mix of theory, learning environments and practice.
What you will learn
You will get to know the various sectors within agribusiness in the first part of the study programme. You will also learn how the chain of a particular product is designed. Examples include packaging, chilling and logistics as well as legislation and regulations for export, safety and quality. The courses on marketing, financing, managing product innovation, organising and reporting complete the study programme and are focused on international trade.
- Get to know products from international agribusiness: fruit, vegetables, flowers and plants, wood, meat and fish, natural building materials, coffee and chocolate.
- Delve into the course of a food chain, from harvest to supermarket.
- Gain experience in all departments of a company, such as transport, marketing and finance.
- Research which marketing strategy works best for certain products.
- Envisage how you can innovate and then market a product.
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Kastu feedback about the program after the visit
- It’s still business program and people shouldn‘t be scared of the word „agribusiness“. They will still be able to work in an office with a suit. And this program could have additional advantage in the job market of business management specialists with the very specific knowledge of agriculture products and processes, especially if someone is planning to stay in the Netherlands.
- The students become experts knowing the whole process of agriculture, so this way they can be advisors of various agribusiness products, after finishing this program they will be able to sell the products better because of their knowledge related to the processes: how it‘s made and etc.
- VHL are in touch with local companies, so students do practical assignments with them.
- Wypis ocen – jeśli wciąż się uczysz i dlatego nie masz jeszcze świadectwa ukończenia szkoły średniej, bardzo ważne jest załączenie wypisu. Szczegółowe informacje na temat sposobu wypełniania tego dokumentu oraz termin jego przesłania znajdziesz tutaj.
- Świadectwo dojrzałości i świadectwo ukończenia liceum/technikum – w przypadku ukończenia szkoły średniej nie potrzebujesz wypisu ocen – wystarczy, że do formularza aplikacyjnego załączysz Świadectwo dojrzałości wraz ze świadectwem ukończenia liceum (lub technikum).
Przed aplikacją sprawdź wymagania bezpośrednio na stronie uczelni. W przypadku problemów ze znalezieniem szczegółowych, aktualnych wymagań, skontaktuj się z konsultantami Kastu.
Spełnienie wymagań w zakresie języka angielskiego można udokumentować w następujący sposób:
- IELTS - 6.0 (żadna z części nie może być niższa niż 5.0)
- TOEFL – 80
- CAE (z oceną C)
- FCE (z oceną B/C)
- Matematyka - mile widziane jest, jeśli ten przedmiot był nauczany przez cały okres trwania szkoły średniej, ale nie jest to wymaganie konieczne do spełnienia.
Osoby, które nie mają wystarczającej wiedzy z tego przedmiotu mogą ją zdobyć w trakcie pierwszego roku.
Organisations from the entire international agribusiness sector will be queueing up for you! Large international importers are looking for graduates of food and business programmes who have knowledge of and an affinity for vulnerable agriproducts. Get to work as a team leader of logistics, marketing manager, customer relations manager or product specialist in a production hall.
Supply chain planner
As the person responsible for the distribution of a specific assortment, you will maintain an overview of products and their delivery periods. This way, you will satisfy clients’ demands. Together with sales colleagues, you will discuss what you need and if something is unavailable, you will communicate with the client and propose alternatives.
Trader
As a trader, you will be responsible for quotations, daily offers and proactive client communication. You will process orders, monitor purchasing and sales processes and carry out acquisitions. You will regularly visit your domestic and international clients, and by doing so, you will build new relationships and maintain existing ones.
Account manager
It is your task to anchor positive product name awareness. Together with your team, you will develop a long-term plan to increase market share or implement innovations. You will follow market trends and work together with the marketing team to launch products on new markets.
Business operations specialist
In this role, you will help business owners, organisations and companies with issues surrounding permits, emission reduction, the efficiency of ingredients or the improvement of processes. If you work for an agency, then you will work in various locations on improving a healthier or more climate-neutral earnings model. You could also take on this role as a self-employed person.
