Honors Independent Study
Independent research in Agricultural and Applied Economics under faculty supervision, intended for students in the CALS Honors Program.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Investigate an economic topic in conjunction with other investigators to develop a deep understanding of a research problem.
Identify a research problem and develop a basic knowledge of the academic literature on this topic.
Use basic economic theory to frame the problem and state testable hypotheses.
Communicate the results of investigations via written and/or oral means to an appropriate audience.
Source: UW Guide
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Research work under direct guidance of an AAE faculty or instructional academic staff member. Students are responsible for arranging the work and credits with the supervising instructor. Intended for students in the CALS Honors Program.
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Topics
- Economic research topics
- Academic literature review
- Economic theory and hypothesis testing
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- Investigating economic topics to develop a deep understanding of a research problem.
- Identifying research problems and developing knowledge of academic literature.
- Using economic theory to frame problems and state testable hypotheses.
- Communicating investigation results via written and oral means.
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