The undergraduate program in Environmental and Resource Economics is designed to prepare students for a variety of careers by focusing on the application of economic theory to specific environmental and resource problems including land, marine, water, agricultural, forestry, fisheries or marine resource economics. Students concentrate in one of the following areas: environmental and natural resource economics, agricultural economics, community economics, and public resource policy.
Department Of Labor, BLS Career Data: Economists
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Median salary data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics is the median for all employed in the field and not entry-level salary.
