UMB School of Economics and Business
Development and Natural Resource Economics (Master)
Lars Mørk
Development and Natural Resource Economics is no longer offered as a master's programme. However, students admitted to the master's degree in Economics will be able to choose a specialization in Development and Natural Resource Economics.
This programme no longer admits students. You can apply to the
master's degree programme in Economics and choose a specialization in Development and Natural Resource Economics.
Structure of the programme
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Programme plan (2012/2013)
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Programme plan (2011/2012)
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The handbook of study (2012/2013)
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The handbook of study 2011/2012 Courses at the School of Economics and Business
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Courses in English •
All courses
Master thesis
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Information about the master thesis
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Previous master theses
Teaching and exam
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Academic calendar
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Teaching and exam schedule
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Exam information
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Semester registration •
Course information in Fronter (requires course registration)
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Forms and templates
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Course EvaluationInformation for applicants and prospective students
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Admission requirements
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International applicants -
Norwegian applicantsAfter completion
Study and career opportunities
"Although I grew up in a Uganda which is a developing country too, I have spent almost all of my life in the city where life is very different from rural areas. Save for a few visits, I had never really experienced rural life the same way rural people do every day for all their lives. In this case I had to walk long distances like they do, feel their dire need for clean water, scarcity of food, uncertainty about the future for themselves and their children and a general lack of the basic necessities.
With this field work, I came face to face with the daily realities of rural life in poor countries and I felt their pain. It has made me realize how important my contribution to socio-economic development is and appreciate my profession even more."
Mary Gorreth Nantongo, student at the Master programme in Development and Natural Resource Economics 2009-2011
Updated: 06.12.12
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