Environmental Energy and Resource Economics (EERE) Concentration

The Environmental, Energy, and Resource Economics (EERE) concentration has a long history of conducting applied research, teaching, and outreach on contemporary environmental and resource-policy issues and methods, including:

Bio-economic modeling
Energy economics
Experimental economics
Non-market valuation
Computational sustainability
Policy analysis

Concentration Requirements

In addition to the general MPS requirements, students can choose from a range of electives taken from appropriate courses numbered 4000 or higher, as approved by the student’s advisor.