There are a number of reasons why UMass Amherst Resource Economics graduates hit the market prepared to succeed. Our students learn to solve complex societal problems with a data-driven approach. Along with a rigorous education, our graduates benefit from experiential learning opportunities, research opportunities and working alongside a world-class faculty. Our graduates go on to become highly successful professionals in the fields they choose and are proof that this approach works!
Now it’s your turn to give back – support the next generation of ResEc students so we can address our most pressing needs, such as:
Scholarships
Your gift will be used to provide scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students currently enrolled in the program, enabling us to support a diverse group of the best and brightest students possible.
Experimental Economics Program
The Cleve E. Willis Experimental Economics Lab (Willis Lab) is a center for both types of research in economics as well as other disciplines. The Experimental Economics Program involves students interested in using experimental economics as a tool to understand and develop applications of economics and other social sciences. Researchers in the Program study human decision-making, interactions as well as a wide variety of applied and theoretical issues.
Faculty Excellence
Our award-winning faculty are making meaningful contributions to policy decisions at the federal, state and local level. They offer excellent instruction, work closely with students to develop and test theories and solutions, and publish research in today’s leading journals.