ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS SPECIALIZATION

This specialization integrates environmental sciences and decision making with the economics of the environment, ecological economics and sustainable development. The program is intended to prepare students for careers in natural resource management and the analysis of environmental problems and policies.

Core Required and Complementary Courses: 42 Credits

Specialization Required Courses: 24 Credits (see below)

Course Number	Subject	Credits
ENVB-506B	Quantitative Methods in Ecology	3
ENVB-437B	Assessing Environmental Impacts	3
ENVB-305B	Population & Community Ecology	3
at least 15 credits chosen from the following list:
AGRI-301C/A	Agr. & Environmental Internship	3
BREE-217B	Hydrology & Water Resources	3
ECON-225	Economics of the Environment	3
ECON-326A	Ecological Economics	3
ECON-405A	Natural Resource Economics	3
ENVR-203A	Knowledge, Ethics and Environment	3
MICR-331B	Microbial Ecology	3
ENVB-301A	Meteorology	3
NRSC-333A	Pollution & Bioremediation	3
WILD-415A	Conservation Law (NB 2 credit course)	2
WILD-421B	Wildlife Conservation	3
Total Required Course Credits for the Specialization:		24

PLUS: Electives to meet the minimum 90 credit requirement for the degree.

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