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PhD Programmes in Environmental Economics 2024

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PhD Programmes in Environmental Economics

To achieve the highest academic degree possible, a student needs to first have a bachelor's and master's degree, then he or she can pursue a PhD. A PhD requires four to six years of hard work and research, typically providing a more detailed look at the subject being studied.

What is a PhD in Environmental Economics? This field of study is a subset of general economics and focuses on environmental issues. Sustainability and public good are possible focuses for this degree, but students can also study valuation and various biogeochemical cycles. Courses may cover the impact of environmental regulations on energy production and pollution quotas. An understanding of energy production and its costs is essential to beginning this degree program.

The analytic skills used to attain this PhD can be applied elsewhere in life. Earning a PhD can also benefit your work life by making you a prime candidate for promotion and a raise.

Depending on which school you choose and where it is located, the cost of a PhD in Environmental Economics can vary. Grants and other funds can help with the cost of tuition, fees and books. Housing may also be a budgeting factor if you plan on moving to be closer to school.

Environmental economics looks at the area where energy production is viable. Careers in this field can be found with manufacturers, energy plants, places of higher learning and regulatory groups. An advanced understanding of global energy cycles can also qualify a graduate for a position in an international environment protection agency. A PhD recipient may also choose to continue his or her research in a laboratory or academic environment.

Decide what kind of focus you want for your PhD in Environmental Economics to help narrow your options. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.