The Behavioural Environmental Economics Network is inviting graduate students who are working on topics in environmental economics for a 6-day Course and Workshop in Behavioural Environmental Economics. Master students, early career researchers and students from other fields of social sciences are also welcomed to participate in the course. This year, the course will be given online. The course aims to provide understanding of topics in environmental and resource economics from a behavioural economics perspective. Students will learn how to apply the theory and the methods such as field and laboratory experiments to the environmental issues to discover how individuals actually behave, and how normative theories and frameworks fail to capture the actual behaviour. There is no tuition fee.
Eligibility
- Ph.D. students within the field of social sciences in particular economics.
- Knowledge in basic microeconomics and
- Good knowledge of English is vital
