AFRE student finds environmental career path at MSU
February 18, 2021
Environmental economics management student Miranda Graleski studies the business side of sustainability.
The Environmental Economics and Management (EEM) program prepares you for a career that requires balancing environmental sustainability and economic development goals. The major is a broad, integrated study of environmental economics, public finance, economic development, community and regional studies and environmental science.
The major also offers students the opportunity to prepare for graduate study in environmental economics or environmental policy studies programs.
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Core areas of study include:
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Environmental economists and policy managers are in high demand, and an increasing amount of pressure is applied on environmental issues.
Environmental and Economics Management prepares students for a variety of career paths.
Faculty members and advisors maintain close relationships with environmental economics professionals, which can help with internships, scholarships and employment in environmental economics and management fields.
February 18, 2021
Environmental economics management student Miranda Graleski studies the business side of sustainability.
August 10, 2020
Tremaine Phillips reflects on how his time in the Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics prepared him for his work as a commissioner for the Michigan Public Service Commission.
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