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Mathematicians are exploring new ways to address critical issues related to ecology, genetics and population dynamics. It all adds up to a 'new math' that is stretching the traditional boundaries of the profession well beyond the classroom. When Math Meets Ecology C an we project the pathways of such deadly diseases as AIDS? Are we capable of anticipating future patterns of forest growth? What exactly is the relationship between biodiversity and healthy ecosystems? These are some of the complex questions that mathematicians are exploring as they turn from their chalk boards and note pads to nature's fields, forests and riversputting their skills to work in addressing critical problems of global concern. The result is the emerging field of mathematical ecology and the related field of ecological economics. The first seeks to address ecological issues by applying such tools as mathematical models; the second seeks to determine the value of so-called 'ecoproducts' and 'ecoservices' often neglected by the market placefor example, the value of an uncut tree in a national forest (can we place a price on the aesthetic and recreational services the tree supplies?); or an endangered species that escapes extinction (can we determine the species' worth based on its contribution to the intricate functioning of an ecosystem?). The ICTP recently conducted a four-week course on mathematical ecology that included a week-long introduction to ecological economics. Presentations on risk and environmental assessment, population dynamics, conservation biology and biological migrations revealed the broad issues to which mathematical tools are being applied to better explain the functioning and value of our natural world.

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Actual Jobs by Fields Survey of June UCSD Graduates Summary: Occupations of our June graduates vary widely as can be seen on the following partial list. To view the complete survey report, please visit the Career Library at the Career Services Center. ARTS/COMMUNICATION Job Title Major Salary Community Relations Communication Assistant Talent Agent Communication Communication Account Coordinator Literatures in English Carpenter Philosophy Employee Service Coordinator Visual Arts (Media) Assistant Company Manager Visual Arts (Media) BUSINESS Job Title Major Salary Financial Representative Communication Retail Sales Representative Communication Director of Business Development Communication Financial Advisor Economics Management Trainee Economics Sales Coordinator Economics Research Analyst Economics Accountant Math/Econ Business Career Foundation Program Management Science Manager/Buyer Management Science Marketing Assistant Molecular Biology Political Science Loan Officer Psychology Director Sales/Marketing Sociology HUMAN SERVICES (Law, Education, Social Services, Etc.)

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69. Registrar - ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS department encourages a business­oriented career development experience Prerequisite ECON 106 , 205, math 112 , or ECON 225 economics of Developing Countries. http://www.kzoo.edu/regist/depts/econ/

Economics and Business Department Office: DE 309 Phone: (269) 337-7053 Mr. Hussen, Ms. McKinney (Chair) Mr. Moffit, Mr. Stull ECON 105 Principles of Economics I: Microeconomics ECON 106 Principles of Economics II: Macroeconomics ECON 205 Quantitative Methods I or MATH 112 Calculus I (MATH 112 may not be used as one of the nine units required for the major.) ECON 206 Quantitative Methods II ECON 305 Intermediate Microeconomics ECON 306 Intermediate Macroeconomics ECON 490 Senior Seminar Electives Two additional courses from the department Students also have the option of choosing a major in economics and business with an emphasis in business, public policy, or international commerce. All fields of emphasis require ten units and include the core courses of ECON 105 *, 206, 305, and 306. A. Field of Emphasis in Business ECON 105 ECON 210 Principles of Accounting Two of the following: ECON 215 One senior seminar at the 400 level B. Field of Emphasis in Public Policy ECON 105 Three of the following: ECON 225 One senior seminar at the 400 level C.

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@import "/css/econ.css"; Return to Econ Home Page About the Department ... Research center Undergraduate Program / Concentrators Undergraduate Economics Concentration The B.A. program in economics is intended to equip students with the basic tools to understand the operation of a modern economy: the origin and role of prices and markets, the allocation of goods and services, and the factors that enter into the determination of income, employment and the price level. Download College Catalog Eclectic Reading List Advice for First Year Advice for Second Year ... Preparation for Ph.D. Programs General Advice/Frequently Asked Questions: I. How do I reach the concentration directors for curriculum advice? Prior to scheduling an appointment to meet with one of the co-directors, you must have a current (though not necessarily official) copy of your UofC transcript. You can obtain a copy of your transcript from the Office of the Registrar's Home Page . Visit their site in order to establish your student access account. Then email Robert Herbst at undergrad-economics@uchicago.edu to schedule an appointment. II.

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home welcome academic personnel research ... employment opportunities - undergraduate - Summer and graduate opportunities NSF funds a large number of research opportunities for undergraduate students through its REU Sites program. An REU Site consists of a group of ten or so undergraduates who work in the research programs of the host institution. Each student is associated with a specific research project, where he/she works closely with the faculty and other researchers. Students are granted stipends and, in many cases, assistance with housing and travel. See the following site for more details and for Summer 2004 opportunities as they are announced. Some specific examples, though not a complete list, will be given below as information comes in. Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Program MASS Program at PSU Dynamical Systems REU at UW-Madison Careers in Math A Bachelor's degree in Mathematics opens the door to a variety of different careers in which you can put to use the problem-solving and analytical-thinking skills you have developed. It also provides a solid foundation for further study in graduate or professional school, including law school or business school. Below are some of the positions held by UCI graduates who have received a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics. These represent only a few of the possibilities available; some of the options require advanced education.

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The Department Studying Economics Why Study Economics? Papers ... Links Honours Courses in Economics The Advantages of an Honours Degree in Economics How the Honours Degree Differs from the Bachelor's Degree The Honours Programme "Joint Honours" and "Double Honours" ... The Difference between Honours and an MBus Degree in Economics The Advantages of an Honours Degree in Economics If you are interested in a career as a professional economist, an Honours degree in Economics is really the basic minimum training requirement. An Honours degree is also a general signal to employers that you have had a more comprehensive academic training than an ordinary Bachelor's degree, involving advanced-level papers and a significant research component in the final year of study. The latter is particularly valued by employers because it involves the application of a wide range of skills, including defining and focusing on a specific problem, planning work, applying relevant analytical and/or statistical techniques, interpretation and evaluation, time management, report writing, verbal presentation etc. The findings of a graduate salary survey carried out in 1997 by PA Consulting Group, a group of management consultants, showed that, while starting salaries for Bachelor and Honours graduates in their first year of employment were almost identical (at approximately $30,500 in 1997), after the second year the rate of progression for Honours graduates was higher. In the third year of employment the median salary for graduates in the survey with Bachelor degrees was $35,000 compared to $44,500 for Honours degrees.

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