International Agriculture and Rural Development
graduate fieldoverview
concentrations
international agriculture and rural development
degree offered
- Master of Professional Studies (M.P.S) Degree | academic degree
people
field members
- Abawi, George Samuel | Professor
- Assie-Lumumba, N'Dri Therese | Professor
- Barrett, Christopher | Stephen B. and Janice G. Ashley Professor of Applied Economics and Management
- Bellinder, Robin R | Professor
- Brown, David L | Professor
- Calderone, Nicholas W | Associate Professor
- Christy, Ralph Dean | J. Thomas Clark Professor of Entrepreneurship & Personal Enterprise
- Coffman, William R | Director of International Prog
- DeGloria, Stephen Daniel | Professor
- Feldman, Shelley | Professor
- Fick, Gary Warren | Professor
- Geisler, Charles C | Professor
- Goldsmith, William W | Professor
- Gracen, Vernon | Adjunct Professor
- Kassam, Karim-Aly Saleh | International Professor
- Kresovich, Stephen | Vice Provost
- Kyle, Steven Charles | Associate Professor
- Lassoie, James Philip | Professor
- Lee, David R | Professor
- Lehmann, Christopher Johannes | Associate Professor
- Lesser, William Henri | Susan Eckert Lynch Professor of Science and Business
- Lewis, David B | Professor
- McCouch, Susan Rutherford | Professor
- McLaughlin, Ed | Robert G. Tobin Professor of Marketing; Director, Undergraduate Program
- McMichael, Philip David | Professor
- Merwin, Ian Alexander | Professor
- Mt Pleasant, Jane | Associate Professor
- Mudge, Kenneth W | Associate Professor
- Nelson, Rebecca J. | Associate Professor
- Peck, Daniel C | Assistant Professor
- Pell, Alice N. | Professor & Vice Provost
- Pfeffer, Max John | Professor
- Power, Alison G | Professor and Dean, Graduate School
- Riha, Susan Jean | Charles L. Pack Professor in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
- Rizvi, Syed S H | International Professor
- Smith Einarson, Margaret Elizabeth | Director Assoc Acad
- Steenhuis, Tammo S | Professor
- Tingey, Ward Max | Professor
- Uphoff, Norman Thomas | Prof Emeritus
- Van Es, Harold Mathijs | Professor
- Walter, Michael Faivre | Professor
- Wien, Hans Christian | Professor
affiliated academic staff
- Raman, Kandukuri Venkat | Associate Director, IP/CALS
affiliations
has affiliated organization
- Bahir Dar University | university
- Cornell International Institute for Food, Agriculture, and Development (CIIFAD) | research institute
- Cornell University Graduate School | Graduate School
programs & activities
addresses research area
- watershed science | collaborative research area (CALS)
has activities associated with
- Ethiopia | country
The field offers a Master of Professional Studies (Agriculture) degree for students interested in the broader, more interdisciplinary aspects of agricultural and rural development. The M.P.S.(Agriculture and Life Sciences) degree is intended primarily for students preparing for service in international agriculture and draws from several disciplines to assist them in understanding the special conditions and problems of newly developing economies. The program provides an opportunity for study of development strategies, a broad perspective on practices and trends in world agriculture, and up-to-date training in a discipline. The curriculum is especially relevant to experienced practitioners in development activities abroad.
Students majoring in another graduate field in agriculture and life sciences, or other qualified students, are welcome to minor in this field. Students minoring in the field may not minor in fields such as or Latin American Studies, and they may not select a professor for this minor who also serves on the Graduate Faculty in their major field. Proficiency in the language most likely to be useful in the student's intended area of service is encouraged.
Students majoring in another graduate field in agriculture and life sciences, or other qualified students, are welcome to minor in this field. Students minoring in the field may not minor in fields such as or Latin American Studies, and they may not select a professor for this minor who also serves on the Graduate Faculty in their major field. Proficiency in the language most likely to be useful in the student's intended area of service is encouraged.