PhD in Economics - Environmental and Resource Economics in Ames United States | Iowa State University

The Department of Economics at Iowa State University upholds a distinguished legacy in graduate education, offering a combined Ph.D. Program in economics and agricultural economics.
To complete the Ph.D. degree, students must accumulate 72 graduate credits, with a minimum of 48 credits from formal coursework. The remaining credits can be obtained through dissertation research, workshop participation, or supplementary courses. With approval from both the Graduate College and the student's dissertation committee, a restricted number of transferred graduate credits from other institutions may be applied.
Exhibit thorough comprehension of economic scholarly literature and the capacity to analyze it critically.
Define research goals that will generate meaningful advancements in economic understanding when achieved.
Skillfully utilize theoretical frameworks along with qualitative and quantitative methods to investigate research inquiries, including data collection, analysis, and presentation techniques.
Properly contextualize research outcomes within the broader scope of existing economic knowledge.
Present research conclusions with clarity and precision through both oral presentations and written works.
Maintain the highest standards of ethical conduct and professional integrity in all scholarly activities, whether working individually or collaboratively.