Graduate Programs
The Department has three graduate programs that offer a range of
professional training options. We offer M.S. and Ph.D. degrees
in
both Agricultural, Environmental and Regional Economics (AEREC)
and in Rural Sociology (R SOC). We also offer an on-line professional
Masters degree in Community and Economic Development (CEDEV). In
addition, for several of our degrees, dual-degree opportunities
are available in demography, women's studies, operations research,
and
human dimensions of natural resources and environment. Click below
for more information about each graduate program.
Agricultural, Environmental, and Regional Economics
Rural Sociology
Community and Economic Development