Advancing knowledge in shaping our sustainable future.
We are dedicated to equipping you with the knowledge and expertise essential for navigating the complexities of energy markets, environmental policies, and the global climate landscape. Whether you opt for Energy Economics or dive into the nuances of Environmental and Climate Economics, our tailored programs ensure you are equipped with the insights and tools necessary to lead change in a greener, more sustainable world.
Environmental and Climate Economics
This course gives you a thorough understanding of global environmental issues and teaches you about market failures, economic tools, and strategies for pollution control.
By taking this course, you'll gain valuable skills to analyse environmental challenges at both local and global levels. The Energy Economics course serves as a companion to this program.
Energy Economics
This course explores energy demand, supply, markets, and policies, covering different energy sources (e.g. oil, natural gas, electricity, and nuclear power), as well as energy taxes, regulation, efficiency standards), and more.
It's a great complement to the Environmental and Climate Economics course, helping you understand global environmental issues and how economics can address them.
Learn from the experts
Professor Magnus Söderberg
Director of the Centre for Applied Energy Economics and Policy Research.
Associate Professor Richard Meade
Principal Economist at Cognitus Economic Insight and President of the Law & Economics Association of New Zealand.
Ms Tahlia Nolan
General Manager Hydrogen at Ibedrola Australia and Co-Founder at Women in Energy Network.
Dr Darryl Biggar
Senior Associate with Cambridge Economic Policy Associates (CEPA) and an Adjunct Associate Professor at Monash University.