Resource Administration and Management M.S.

The Master of Science Degree in Resource Administration and Management (RAM) focuses on

• management of publicly and privately owned natural resources
• administration of natural resource laws and policies

The program allows for considerable flexibility for tailoring the program to the individual student’s needs and interests.

Students design their program to focus on topics incorporating elements of

economics                              ecotourism

sociology                                geography

forestry                                  biological sciences

natural resource policy          social sciences

 

Resource Economics M.S.

The Master of Science Degree in Resource Economics emphasizes applied economic theory, as it relates to policy issues. The program is flexible enough to accommodate a broad range of interests and collaboration with faculty outside of the department is encouraged.

The program offers theoretical and applied study opportunities in

agricultural economics           environmental economics

land economics                      community, and regional economics

water economics