MSc Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
A specialized Master's programme exploring the economic realities of environmental challenges and natural resource management.
Best for:Best for students with a strong quantitative background in economics, mathematics, or related fields seeking advanced training in environmental policy and resource management.
Overview
The MSc in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics at Durham University Business School provides a rigorous academic foundation in economic theory and empirical analysis. Students engage with core modules such as Advanced Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, and Econometric Analysis, alongside specialized topics in climate and resource economics. The programme integrates practical training in data analysis software like R and STATA, supported by access to professional financial databases. A key component is the supervised dissertation, which allows students to conduct in-depth research on a specific economic subject. Additionally, the curriculum is enriched by guest speaker sessions, field trips, and international opportunities to enhance professional development.
What you'll do
- Complete core modules in advanced economic theory and econometric analysis.
- Select and complete optional modules to tailor the degree to specific interests.
- Conduct an in-depth independent research project for the final dissertation.
- Utilize professional databases like Bloomberg and Datastream for empirical research.
- Develop proficiency in data analysis software including R and STATA.
- Participate in career development sessions and industry-focused field trips.
Requirements
Degree required: UK upper second-class honours degree or equivalent in Economics, Finance, Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Computer Science, or Engineering.
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English; proficiency requirements as per university standards.
Instruction: English
- Strong foundation in calculus and probability theory.
- Proficiency in statistical analysis.
- Ability to handle complex economic models.
- Academic writing and research skills.
- Applicants with non-economics degrees must demonstrate strong grades in at least two modules covering calculus, probability, or econometrics.
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