APPLIED ECONOMICS & MANAGEMENT TOOLS FOR THE TECHNOLOGY, MINERAL, & ENERGY SECTORS
The economy is becoming increasingly global and dependent on advanced technology. In such a world, private companies and public organizations need leaders and managers who understand economics and business, as well as science and technology. We encourage you to read further and explore information about our degree programs, faculty, and the Division.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
B.S. in Economics
M.S. in Engineering and Technology Management
M.S and PhD in Mineral Economics
Dual Degree Program in Petroleum Economics and Management
NEWS
The ETM Communications Seminar is scheduled for September 10-12.
Dr. John Tilton, Research Professor in the Division of Economics and Business, and Jose Botin, Visiting Scholar, both attended the International Conference on Sustainable Mining in Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain. Dr. Tilton gave a presentation on "Mineral Depletion: A Threat to Sustainable Mining?". Jose Botin gave a presentation on "Integrating Sustainability Down to the Operational Levels of a Mining Company".
Dr. Carol Dahl is spending the spring semester at the Energy Information Administration (EIA) in Washington, D.C., working on EIA’s world petroleum model.
CSM recognized as a top institution of operations research literature contributions in Interfaces.
We are still accepting applications for fall 2009. There is a wait-list for the 2009 class in the Dual Degree Program in Petroleum Economics and Management Program.
LINKS
Spring 2009 Course Schedule
Fall 2009 Course Schedule
Summer 2009
Faculty Office Hours