Environmental Economics and Management

About this programme

The course draws models from microeconomic theory but also from models of business administration and management via scientific literature, lectures, case studies, seminars and student assignments. Knowledge equivalent to 120 credits at first level, of which 90 credits in social sciences, 90 credits in natural sciences or 90 credits in technology, as well as English 6. The grade requirements within the course grading system are set out in specific criteria. These criteria must be available by the course start at the latest. Knowledge equivalent to 120 credits at first level, of which 90 credits in social sciences, 90 credits in natural sciences or 90 credits in technology, as well as English 6. The aim of the course is to give fundamental knowledge in economic models and tools as a basis for discussing and dealing with environmental issues relevant to agriculture and horticulture. The objective is to provide tools for systems analysis based on economic sustainability criteria. The course draws models from microeconomic theory but also from models of business administration and management via scientific literature, lectures, case studies, seminars and student assignments. It is mandatory to participate in examinations, seminars and equivalents. Also guest lectures/excursions are compulsory if those are marked mandatory in the schedule. To further student learning and promote discussion, a variety of methods are used: Attendance at examinations, seminars and the like is compulsory. Also some guest lectures or excursions are mandatory if specified in the schedule.