Welcome to MInes Division of Economics & Business

Our mission is to produce graduates and scholarship of international distinction.  We emphasize applied work devoted to industry decision making and public policy, especially as they relate to minerals and materials, energy, thEggert 2_compressed.jpge environment, and technology.  Taking advantage of the strong mathematical and quantitative skills of Mines students, our degree programs emphasize quantitative methods.  As a multidisciplinary department, we focus on fields within economics and business that complement one another - that is, microeconomics, the management sciences (including operations research), and finance.

We would be pleased to talk to you about our academic programs or research.

Rod Eggert
Professor and Division Director

Academic Programs


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Arturo Vasquez, a Mines PhD student in Mineral and Energy Economics, has been awarded a 2010-2011 Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration Environmental Division Scholarship. Vasquez will receive the $2,000 scholarship award during a luncheon in March during the SME Annual Meeting and Exhibit in Denver. 

Dr. Rod Eggert quoted in the Grand Junction Sentinel article: “Two companies push Uranium mining in region”.

Dr. Rod Eggert quoted in the Grand Junction Sentinel article: “Time to tap abundant resources of Energy Alley”.
 

Thanks to a generous donation from the Alcoa Foundation, faculty and graduate students from the Division of Economics and Business are undertaking a multi-year research project to explore the intersection between public policy and waste and recycling. View the project website here.

Professor Rod Eggert quoted in a Reuters piece about rare earth minerals.
 
Carol Dahl, Professor in the Economics and Business Division, speaks about Brazil's energy independence in La Voz.
 
Dr. Steffen Rebennack was awarded the German Society of Operations Research Dissertation Award 2011. Timo Lohmann, PhD Student in the Interdisciplinary Operations Research with Engineering Program, received the German Society of Operations Research Master Thesis Award of 2011.  Both received the awards at the OR 2011 International conference in Zurich, Switzerland.

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