The Department of Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics participates in the Collaborative International Development Studies (CIDS) program. Please consult the Collaborative International Development Studies listing for a detailed description of the MA/MSc collaborative program including the special additional requirements for each of the participating departments.

A PhD in Resource and Environmental Economics is offered collaboratively by the Departments of Economics and Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics. Students apply to and enroll in one of these departments and the degree is awarded in the subject area of that department. This program is described in detail under Resource and Environmental Economics.