Spring courses 2018 | All PhD courses held at Forest Economics, SLU | All courses held at Economics, USBE | All courses held by the ECOS research school
Spring 2018
Resource and Environmental Economics, D18 7.5 credits
Duration: 2018/02/12-2018/03/23The course aims to provide a deeper understanding and knowledge in economic analysis of the management of natural resources, and to provide a deeper analysis of environmental policy instruments and their application in practice. The course also provides a deeper analysis of specific issues such as sustainable development, climate change, relationship growth and environment, and socially responsible businesses.
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Basic and Advanced R programming, 4 credits
Duration: 2018/04/23-2018/05/10The aim of the course is to provide basic knowledge of the R language and on the skills of writing R scripts for practical applications. The course will focus on the core of R programming language, and data manipulation with R.
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Stated preference methods - state of the art modeling, 7.5 credits
Duration: 2018/05/14 – 2018/05/18The course is divided into two parts, 2,5 ETCS (SP I) for those who want basic understanding and extra 5 ETCS (SP II) for those who want advanced knowledge.
Popular course with Professor Kriström teaching during one intensive week in the beginning of May every year.
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A course in behavioural environmental economics, 7,5 credits
Duration: 2018/06/04-2018/07/06The course aims to provide understanding of topics in environmental and resource economics from a behavioural economics perspective. The course aims at an interdisciplinary audience, welcoming students not only from core social sciences but also from management of natural resources, forests being one example.
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