The program of Agricultural and Resource Economics leads to the Master of Science degree and trains students to conduct economic research in the fields of applied economics, agricultural and food economics, resource economics, environmental economics, and agribusiness.

The Environmental Economics and Management master's program focuses on economic issues in the areas of environmental and natural resources, marketing, and finance. These include public economics and government intervention to control environmental effects; planning of efficient extraction and use of natural resources; allocation of water and land resources; regulation of agricultural product marketing in local and export markets; industrial organization; economics of the family; mechanism design; game theory; political economy, and more. Students participate in research as part of their master's thesis.

The community at the University of Helsinki works together towards making the world a better place. We link research and education closely together to provide students with topical, high-level and distinguished Master’s programs. By studying in the Master in Agricultural, Environmental and Resource Economics (AGERE), you qualify as an expert with a set of skills needed to address tomorrow’s questions already today. Which question will you solve?

The Master's Degree in Environmental Economics, Work and Sustainable Development aims to provide advanced knowledge in the fields of sustainable management of economic activities, promotion of virtuous processes of economic development in both industrialized and developing countries.

The Master's degree in Resource Economics and Sustainable Development offers a solid preparation in environmental economics, a critical understanding of the economics of sustainable development, and of the complex interactions between economic decisions, market forces, governmental policies, and the environment.

The 2-year MSc programme in European Environmental Economics and Policy (M3EP) prepares you to take on one of the most complex and demanding policy areas for the EU and its member states in the 21st century: the green transition. This Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s programme is delivered collaboratively by five 4EU+ universities.

The purpose of the program is to train economic specialists who (with their theoretical and methodological knowledge) are capable of exploring the social dimensions of environmental problems and analyzing social, cultural, and ecological processes from an economic perspective, taking into account the interactions between social and natural systems.

Master Geca has been training professional figures and sustainability managers for almost thirty years, capable of defining and implementing strategies and tools to support circular and efficient management of resources. With a multidisciplinary approach, site visits, seminars and research laboratories, the Geca Master provides tools, knowledge and skills to create the planet of the future.

The course examines and studies, with a multidisciplinary approach, the most relevant issues concerning the complex relationship between economy and environment, both from a micro (business) and macro (economies) point of view. EAS explores methods and tools of analysis aimed at sustainable use and enhancement of natural, environmental and cultural resources.

Would you like a career working with environmental issues in national and international businesses? Then this is the right Master’s programme for you.

Ready to tackle Europe’s green transition? The European Environmental Economics and Policy (M3EP) program is your gateway. Study across five top European universities—Copenhagen, Heidelberg, Milan, Charles (Prague), and Warsaw—while gaining cutting-edge expertise in both environmental economics and political science. With a focus on real-world European policy challenges, you‘ll graduate with the tools and skills to make a true impact.

Are you interested in sustainability? And how to combine it with business in a meaningful way? Then join our Master’s program in Bioeconomy at the TUM Campus Straubing! Graduates of the Master's program in Bioeconomy should be able to shape and further develop the structural change necessary within the framework of the basic bioeconomic concept on the way to a sustainable bio-based economy. The bioeconomy is based on the latest scientific findings and builds a bridge between technology, environment, society, and economy and their interactions and interactions. Therefore, in order to compete internationally and to contribute to the achievement of global sustainability goals an interdisciplinary knowledge and the ability to think globally is necessary.

The agri-food sector is strategic in a large number of countries around the world. This is because it is an important source of wealth and employment, and guarantees the supply of food. In addition, agricultural and livestock activities have a great impact on the environment and the occupation of the territory. Although the rural environment has diversified, it is still closely linked to agriculture, both economically and through the landscapes it creates and the culture it generates, and its development continues to be a great challenge. Additionally, the markets for agricultural raw materials tend to be unstable.

The Master of Science in Environmental Economics and Management at Thompson Rivers University is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills at the intersection of economics, business, and environmental studies. This program focuses on sustainable management practices, economic analysis, and policy development related to environmental issues.

The Master's program in Environmental Economics focuses on showing students how economic principles can be used to address environmental challenges. It combines core concepts of economics with environ...