CoursesThe graduate program in Regional and Community Economics offers opportunities for individuals interested in M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. Faculty in Agricultural, Environmental, and Development Economics have collaborated with the Department of Geography to develop a four-course core sequence in regional economics (two courses in AED Econ and two courses in Geography): Related courses in the Department include:
In addition, there are numerous courses relevant to Regional and Community Economics in the departments of Geography, Economics, City and Regional Planning, Human and Community Development, and the School of Public Policy. |
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