The Rausser College of Natural Resources and the College of Letters & Science jointly offer the undergraduate major in Environmental Economics and Policy (EEP). This major offers an opportunity to explore aspects of economic and political institutions that affect the development and management of natural resources and the environment. The program takes a problem-solving approach to issues involving renewable and fixed natural resources, and it is based on a foundation in microeconomic theory and the economics of resources and the environment. The environmental economics and policy program is offered by the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics.<br><br>Potential Careers:<br>Academia<br>Business<br>Environmental Consulting<br>Economics<br>Environmental Law<br>Marketing<br>Public Policy<br>Resources administration<br>Natural resource planning and management