Learn how to use applied economics and data analysis to manage critical resources like land, food and water in our Agribusiness Economics and Management (ABEM) or Environmental and Water Resource Economics (EWRE) degrees.
What makes us different
As a student in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, you’ll be able to:
- Gain exposure to real-world issues, including safe drinking water, resource conflicts in the West, development economics, and climate forecasting.
- Work alongside renowned researchers and professors who are changing the world for the better.
- Earn dual credit for a bachelor’s and master’s degree through our accelerated master's program.
- Join supportive communities like our AREC Club.
- Complete paid internship opportunities to make career connections -- from banking to government work, to nonprofits and beyond.
Undergraduate Programs
Agribusiness Economics & Management Major
Discover how applied economics impact food and water production from seeds to sales, farms to factories and turf to table.
Environmental & Water Resource Economics Major
Learn how applied economics impact Earth's natural resources with a degree focused on quantitative analysis and management methods.
Accelerated Master's Program
Get your bachelor's and master's degrees in applied economics in five years with reduced graduate program costs.
Undergraduate Minors
Add a minor to your undergraduate degree to broaden your knowledge of applied economics.
Lower your cost to attend
The estimated cost to attend the university depends largely on whether you’re a resident or non-resident and whether you plan to live on campus, off campus paying rent, or live with a family member rent-free. You can lower your cost through scholarships and financial aid. Use our net price calculator to estimate your scholarships and aid eligibility, and total cost.
How to apply
A completed application includes any required self-reported grades, transcripts, application fee and proof of English proficiency, if required. Visit the University of Arizona Office of Admissions for a complete list of admissions requirements.