Minor in Resource Economics
Build an understanding of decisions about environmental and natural resource issues.
Studying resource economics helps give students the foundation to develop creative solutions to complex problems around issues affecting the environment, food supply, and access to natural resources.
This seven-course minor is an excellent supplement to an undergraduate degree program in a related field, such as political science, sustainable community development, landscape architecture, and many others.
You can select the general Resource Economics minor, or choose to specialize in a focus area: environmental and natural resources, behavioral/experimental, quantitative, managerial (industrial organization) or health economics.
