Undergraduate Program

 

We teach economics through the lens of real-world challenges.

Our students gain the tools to make informed, practical decisions, whether addressing climate change, managing natural resources, or developing effective business strategies. They build strong analytical skills, learn to communicate across disciplines, and apply their knowledge to real-world challenges. Courses combine business management, marketing, and finance with the study of sustainability and natural resource economics, preparing graduates to make informed decisions that balance profit, people, and the planet.

More than classes, our program delivers hands-on opportunities, personal guidance, and the freedom to shape your path. Students can get involved in research, internships, and groups like the ARE Club  to build community and gain experience beyond the classroom.

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      Easily pair your major with a second major or minor to align with your passions and career goals

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      Build real-world experience through internships for academic credit and national competitions like the Student Food Marketing Challenge.

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      Explore your interests through independent study guided by faculty mentors

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      Receive personalized advising from dedicated faculty

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      Gain global perspectives through study abroad opportunities

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      Benefit from department student scholarships totaling $15,000 to $30,000 annually

      We’re here to help you explore the possibilities and imagine what’s next. Come visit, connect with our faculty, or reach out with questions and see how our program can help you turn your interests into a meaningful career.

          Majors

          ENRE prepares students to evaluate the economic impacts of environmental challenges and design effective policy solutions. Students explore how environmental costs shape society and develop strategies to create more sustainable outcomes.

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          ESDM focuses on the intersection of economics and business. You'll learn how to create effective strategies that support sustainable development, human well-being, and resource management.

          Students choose one of two areas of focus:

          Business Management and Marketing (BMM)

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          Development Economics and Policy (DEP)

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          Where can an ENRE or ESDM degree take you? Just ask our alumni!

          Accelerated MS in Applied & Resource Economics (4+1)


          Looking to build on your bachelor’s degree? Our Accelerated MS in Applied & Resource Economics allows you to earn your MS in just one extra year, expanding your expertise and career opportunities