Bachelor of Resource Economics graduates will have excellent opportunities and a comparative advantage as economists in all areas dealing with natural resources both in the public and private sectors. A Bachelor of Resource Economics will provide skills in a number of key areas. As a student in resource economics you will gain skills in bio-economic modelling and analysis, together with strong analytical, computer and communication skills. Geomorphology Production Economics Third year Agribusiness Management Agricultural and Resource Policy Intermediate Macroeconomics and 16 credit points of electives which can be taken from second or third level units provided by the Faculty of Economics, the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Agriculture. Economics Renewal Resource Economics Water Economics and 8 credit points of electives which can be taken from second or third level units provided by the Faculty of Economics, the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Agriculture.
Students can choose their electives to complete a sequence.