Type	Master, e-learning
Nominal duration	18 months (90 ECTS)
Study language	English
Awards	M.Sc (Master of Science in Environmental Economics & Policy)
Accreditation	Certified by Swiss EduQua via certificate no CH20/0771

Tuition fee	€4,900 one-time An installment plan is also available as follows: An initial deposit of €900.00 after receiving an offer of admission; followed by 11 ‘monthly-installments’ of €390.00.

Entry qualification	Bachelor's degree (or equivalent / higher) This program requires a bachelor’s degree or an equivalent recognized academic title, in any discipline. If you are unsure about your eligibility, please reach out to our admission staff. You must scan and attach BOTH of the following: A copy of the bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) A copy of supporting marks sheets / transcripts

Language requirements

English Accepted proof of proficiency: FCE or CAE, IELTS 6+ or TOEFL 79+ TOEFL (PBT: 550+; iBT: 80+; CBT: 214+) OR PTE 50+ , OR Any other proficiency test taken in the last 2 years English Proficiency Waiver: The English proficiency test is waived-off for the following candidates: - Native English speakers, OR; - Applicants who have completed their previous qualifications (e.g. bachelor’s degree) in English language, OR; - Applicants who have at least 2 years of work experience in an organization in which English is the primary language of communication.

More information	jliedu.ch/..es/msc-environmental-economics

Overview

Program Duration: 18 months (approximate)
Total ECTS Credits: 90

Mode of Learning: Online (e-Learning)

Programme structure

Core Courses
Micro Economics
Macro Economics
Econometrics
Development Economics
International Economics

Specialization Courses
Global Environmental Health
Environmental Problem Analysis
Ecological Economics
Energy System and Transformation
Environmental Regulation and Policy
Sustainable Economic Development

Dissertation

Career opportunities

A Master’s degree in Environmental Economics can lead to a variety of career opportunities in both the public and private sectors. Some possible career paths include:

Environmental Economist ; Environmental Policy Analyst; Sustainability Analyst; Climate Change Analyst; Natural Resource Economist; Energy Economist; Conservation Economist; Environmental Consultant; Green Business Consultant; Corporate Social Responsibility Analyst etc.