Topics include society’s use and conservation of renewable and non-renewable resources. the value of ecosystem goods and services to society, the economics of climate change, development of ...

The economics immersion provides a systematic analysis of economic issues through the study of the allocation of scarce resources into production and ... are a series of three related general ...

The courses below, or their equivalents ... and may require more than the minimum number of credits listed here. MS, Applied Natural Resource Economics: Report Option This option requires a report ...

environmental and resource economics. Find out more about the programme structure, content and courses from the link below. The quick guide gives you a general overview of the application process and ...

Today, the UW Department of Economics continues its expertise and research in environmental and resource economics ... You will have the opportunity to teach undergraduate economics courses, ...

In this study track you will receive a state-of-the-art economic education in environmental and natural resource economics. The courses are all taught in English. Two study tracks Are you looking ...

This course is delivered through a combination of seminars and lectures Michaelmas Term and Lent Term. This course includes a reading week in Week 6 of Michaelmas Term and Week 6 of Lent Term. Conrad, ...

Are you ready? Start with core courses, then add electives—from finance to forestry. You’ll make the program truly yours. Our students in the master's in applied natural resource economics program not ...