Bachelor of Arts
Minor in Environmental Economics and Sustainable Development
Program requirements
Lower Level Stucture:
- Econ 1900: Introduction to Microeconomics
- Econ 1950: Introduction to Macroeconomics
Select TWO courses from the following list:
- ANTH 1110: Human Origins or ANTH 1190: Introduction to Archeology or ANTH 1210: Cultural Anthropology
- ECON 2950: Intermediate Macroeconomics Theory or ECON 2900: Intermediate Microeconomics Theory (Pre-req for Econ 4720)
- GEOG 1120: Earth's Land and Waters or GEOG 1220: Climatology and Biogeography or GEOG 2100: Human Interaction with the Natural Environment
- PHIL 2010: Introduction to Ethics or PHIL 2210: Contemporary Moral Issues
- SOCI 1110: Introduction to Sociology I and SOCI 1210: Introduction to Sociology II
- SOCI 2620: Sociology of the Environment (Pre-re SOCI 1110 and 1210)
Upper level Structure: Six courses of which 4 must be from Economics Course list.
Select 12 credits from the following upper level Economics courses:
- ECON 3690: Community Economic Development
- ECON 3700: Cost Benefit Analysis for Project Evaluation
- ECON 3710: Environmental Economics
- ECON 3730: Forestry Economics
- ECON 3740: Land Use
- ECON 4720: Sustainable Economic Development (Pre-req Econ 2900 or permission from instructor)
Select 6 credits from the following social science and humanities list of courses:
- ANTH 3260: Environmental Archaeology or ANTH 3390: First Nations Resource Management or ANTH 4060: Cultural Resource Management
- GEOG 3100: Environment and Resources or GEOG 4230: Attitudes towards the Environment or GEOG 4800: Environmental Issues and Policies
- PHIL 4350: Environmental Ethics
- SOCI 3600: Sociology and Natural Resources (Pre-req: SOCI 1110 and 1210)