The Master in Environmental Economics and Management (MEEM) at Thompson Rivers University equips you to address critical environmental challenges through economic and business principles. This postgraduate degree is ideal for professionals and graduates aiming to lead sustainable development initiatives, manage natural resources effectively, and design impactful environmental policies. You will delve into core economic concepts like cost-benefit analysis, valuation methods, and sustainable community development, alongside essential business practices in ethics, leadership, and project management. This program prepares you to make informed decisions at the intersection of environmental stewardship and economic viability.
You will engage in a comprehensive curriculum comprising twelve courses, totalling 36 credits, delivered flexibly to suit your needs. This Master's degree can be studied full-time on campus over one year, or you can opt for a fully online, off-campus experience, allowing for virtual participation in all core ECON courses alongside your cohort. The learning experience integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application, preparing you for diverse career paths. You will graduate with the advanced analytical skills necessary to excel in roles such as environmental consultant, policy analyst, resource manager, or sustainability officer in both public and private sectors.