Concentration in Environmental Economics
Concentration in Environmental Economics for Economics Majors [Need 4 courses]:
1) ECON 3240: Environmental Economics OR ECON 3270: Natural Resource Economics,
2) ECON 3300: Benefit-cost Analysis (WAC),
3) ECON 4/5240: Applied Environmental Economics OR alternative economics course
at the 3000 level or above chosen in consultation with the undergraduate economics
adviser, and
4) ECON 4/5660: Public Finance Economics OR alternative economics course at the
3000 level or above chosen in consultation with the undergraduate economics adviser.
Concentration in Environmental Economics for Environmental Studies Majors [Need 7 courses]:
1) *ECON 1200: Principles of Microeconomics
2) *ECON 2810: Introduction to Econometrics
3) *ECON 3240: Environmental Economics
4) *ECON 3270: Natural Resource Economics
5) *ECON 3300: Benefit-cost Analysis (WAC)
6) ECON 4/5240: Applied Environmental Economics
7) ECON 4660: Public Finance Economics
8) ECON 1150: Principles of Macroeconomics
9) ECON 3070: Economics and Law
10) ECON 3200: Intermediate Microeconomics
The first seven courses listed are the recommended courses, however to offer flexibility
in scheduling it is possible to choose two of the last five courses listed.