Agribusiness as a course can be described as a very wide field. It covers a lot of disciplines like life sciences, applied science, technical know-how's, from managerial topics like ac-counting, small business organizations, investments, to the four functional courses of marketing, finance, human resource, and production. From these alone, one can clearly see the lucrative jobs where an agribusiness graduate can venture to. Our graduates occupy a lot of positions in the different departments of the agribusiness giant firms in the country like San Miguel Cor-poration, Universal Robina Corporation, etc. One can also go into banking and finance since we have a background in financial management. Also, many alumni prefer to start their own small scale businesses. The graduates can choose as to what commodity subsystem they are planning to enter. Aside from all of these opportunities, one can also go into consulting, just like a lot of our professors.

As the definition of the course say, we can enter to all operations involved in the manufacture and distribution of farm supplies, production activities in the farm, and storage, processing and distribution of farm commodities and its derivatives (items made from them). Extensions of agribusiness also include extracting activities like logging and fishing.