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Last updated on 2025-05-06

Program overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Economics (Honours) with a concentration in Natural Resources, Environment, and Economy is designed to address critical challenges such as climate change and energy solutions. This program provides students with a comprehensive education that integrates economics, geography, and political science, focusing on the economics of energy and environmental issues. Students will develop expertise in policy solutions and advanced quantitative skills, preparing them for independent research and various career paths. This concentration is particularly suitable for those interested in environmental issues and pursuing careers in sectors such as business, government, education, law, or non-profits.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Economics (Honours) program with a concentration in Natural Resources, Environment, and Economy is structured to be completed over four years. The program typically includes:

  • Completion of specialized courses from Economics, Geography, and Political Science.
  • Focus on quantitative methods and policy solutions related to environmental and energy economics.
  • Opportunity to combine this concentration with other concentrations such as Economic Data Science, Development, or International Political Economy.

This program is designed to equip students with valuable skills that are highly sought after by employers, ensuring a well-rounded education in the social sciences.

Featured Experiences

  • Co-op opportunities available to gain practical experience in the field.
  • Hands-on training in quantitative methods.
  • Interdisciplinary approach combining economics, geography, and political science.
  • Access to specialized courses that enhance understanding of energy and environmental issues.

Career Options

  • Environmental Economist: Analyzes economic impacts of environmental policies and regulations.
  • Policy Analyst: Develops and evaluates policies related to natural resources and environmental sustainability.
  • Energy Consultant: Advises organizations on energy efficiency and sustainable practices.
  • Research Analyst: Conducts research on economic trends related to natural resources and environmental issues.
  • Non-Profit Program Manager: Oversees programs focused on environmental conservation and sustainability initiatives.

 

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