Master of Environmental and Resource Economics
Advanced economic analysis applied to environmental policy and resource management.
Best for:Best for professionals and graduates seeking advanced economic training for careers in environmental policy and resource management.
Overview
The Master of Environmental and Resource Economics at The Australian National University provides students with advanced tools for economic analysis. The program focuses on applying these analytical methods to critical policy issues within environmental and natural resource sectors. Students explore diverse specializations, including cost-benefit analysis, econometric methods, and economic regulation. The curriculum emphasizes integrating environmental decision-making into broader national and international economic policy frameworks. Graduates are well-prepared for professional roles in policy agencies, international organizations, and the private sector.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced economic analysis of environmental and resource-related policy issues.
- Complete coursework across specialized areas such as agricultural economics and economic regulation.
- Apply econometric methods to evaluate natural resource policies.
- Integrate environmental decision-making into national and international economic frameworks.
- Participate in academic training to prepare for roles in policy agencies and civil society organizations.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor degree or international equivalent
Degree offered: Master
Language: English proficiency required for international students
Instruction: English
- Academic background in economics or a related field
- Minimum GPA of 4/7 or 5/7 depending on qualification pathway
- Relevant professional experience for specific admission pathways
- Analytical proficiency in economic theory
- Bachelor degree with GPA 5/7
- Bachelor degree with GPA 4/7 plus 3 years of relevant work experience at ANZSCO Skill Level 1
- Graduate Certificate or Diploma with GPA 4/7
- GRE General test scores (minimum 150 Verbal, 160 Quantitative, 3.5 Analytical Writing) for specific pathways
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- Academic transcripts
- Proof of work experience
- GRE test scores (if applicable)
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