|
|
Graduate Diploma in Environmental and Resource Economics - Australian National University |
|
|
|
|
TEL: 0207 193 7932
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
| Offered By: | Crawford School of Economics and Government | | Minimum: | 36 units | | Academic Plan: | 6823XGDERE | | CRICOS Code: | 054602E | | 2009 Annual Fees: A$24,300 | The Graduate Diploma in Environmental and Resource Economics is designed to meet the needs of students who wish to work in the policy, business or NGO communities where skills in applied economics are required.
The Diploma consists of 4 compulsory courses and 2 electives which are subject to the approval of the Program Convenor.
Students who complete the Graduate Diploma in Environmental and Resource Economics, normally with a distinction average (65%), may be admitted to candidature for the Master of Environmental and Resource Economics. | | | Prerequisites
Applicants should have a degree from a recognised university or tertiary institution, and/or significant work experience in an environmental, ecological or natural resource related fields. |
Degree Structure The Diploma consists of 4 compulsory courses and 2 electives which are subject to the approval of the Program Convenor. Summary of courses offered in the Graduate Diploma in Environmental and Resource Economics Program in 2009 | Compulsory Courses | | First Semester, 2009 | IDEC8015 - Mathematical Methods in Applied Economics
IDEC8016 - Microeconomic Analysis and Policy
| | Second Semester, 2009 | IDEC8001 - Applied Economics: Cost/Benefit Analysis
IDEC8017 - Econometric Techniques
| | Elective Courses | | First Semester, 2009 | CRWF8000 - Government, Markets and Global Change
EMDV8026 - Environmental Science for Managers
EMDV8078 - Introduction to Environmental and Resource Economics
EMDV8104 - Environmental Governance
IDEC8003 - Issues in Development Policy
| | Second Semester, 2009 | CRWF8001 - Economic Globalisation and the Environment
CRWF8004 - Case Studies in Economic Policy
IDEC8002 - Macroeconomic Analysis and Policy
|
Courses that count towards this Program
Compulsory Courses
IDEC8001 - Applied Economics: Cost/Benefit Analysis
IDEC8015 - Mathematical Methods in Applied Economics
IDEC8016 - Microeconomic Analysis and Policy
IDEC8017 - Econometric Techniques
Elective Courses
CRWF8000 - Government, Markets and Global Change
CRWF8001 - Economic Globalisation and the Environment
CRWF8004 - Case Studies in Economic Policy
EMDV8026 - Environmental Science for Managers
EMDV8027 - Environmental Accounting and Planning
EMDV8078 - Introduction to Environmental and Resource Economics
EMDV8104 - Environmental Governance
IDEC8002 - Macroeconomic Analysis and Policy
IDEC8003 - Issues in Development Policy Career Possibilities
Students without a background in economics can enroll in the Graduate Diploma in Environmental & Resource Economics which offers the necessary background to undertake the MERE degree. The program attracts both Australian and overseas students who are in high demand when they graduate working in areas of resource management. Good examples of areas of high demand now include in water management, fisheries management and agricultural development.
|
|
|
