Resource Economics Minor
Investigate theoretical, sociological and practical approaches to the field of resource economics.
Classes
Resource Economics minors must complete 27 credits, 12 of which must be upper division. No courses from a student’s major can be used for the minor.
Career Paths:
- state and federal government agencies that have environmental regulatory compliance responsibly or resource management and policy responsibilities;
- research and nonprofit foundations engaged with promoting sustainable and effective management practices; and
- private-based sectors that are impacted by regulatory compliance and government-based policy.
Additionally, the minor can assist students in preparing for law careers, educational leadership and interdisciplinary graduate programs.
Learn more:
Contact Tjodie Richardson, our Undergraduate Advisor
Additional Resources:
Degree:
Resource Economics
Level:
Undergraduate Minor
Department:
Department of Applied Economics
Class Location:
Corvallis Campus
Ecampus (Online)
Contact Us:
Contact Tjodie Richardson, our Undergraduate Advisor