BSc in Environmental and Resource Economics in Durham United States | University of New Hampshire

The environmental and resource economics program employs practical economic principles to examine issues affecting land utilization, water resources, agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and regional populations. Learners specialize in one of these focus areas: environmental and natural resource economics, agricultural economics, community economics, or public resource policy. This program particularly appeals to those passionate about preserving natural assets, safeguarding ecosystems, and analyzing conflicting priorities and potential hazards.

Participants collaborate directly with professors and have opportunities to engage in research initiatives or join UNH's EcoQuest program in New Zealand. Graduates enter a field with 98% employment success, prepared for diverse career paths. Organizations across private enterprises, public entities, and governmental bodies actively seek professionals skilled in natural resource planning, water and land policy, resource and small enterprise administration, agricultural and forestry commerce, and community growth initiatives.