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BSc Environmental and Water Resource Economics

A degree in Environmental and Water Resource Economics at University of Arizona prepares students to assume responsible positions in the management of the world’s natural and human resources.

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Full-time Duration: 4 years
Starting in: August, January, May
Tuition Fee: $37,116 per year
Location: Tucson, United States

Students develop skills through their studies in natural resource economics and regulation, environmental policy, affiliated sciences, economic theory, quantitative techniques, and economic development, both domestic and international.

This Environmental and Water Resource Economics at University of Arizona is flexible so that students choose coursework from a variety of departments across campus depending on their area of focus. In the Environmental & Water Resource Economics major you will: receive training in environmental and natural resource economics and quantitative methods as well as integrate your studies with science, politics, law, information technology, project management, marketing, and communications.

Students in this major will take core classes and then design their own degree drawing from courses in three areas of specialization: Environmental and Water Sciences, Management and Policy, or Quantitative Methods.

Courses include:

  • Sustaining Life: The Global Economy of Food
  • Understanding the World of Commerce
  • Economics of Water Management and Policy

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Career

  • Economics
  • Education
  • Environmental regulation
  • Law
  • Public policy
  • Graduate studies

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