Research Seminars
Come and listen to our researchers and postgraduate research students present their projects.
Every Friday at 11am for one hour (during semester only) in the Agriculture Lecture Theatre AGRI [G013] or request the TEAMS link from:
sugatbajra.bajracharya@research.uwa.edu.au
You can watch it online via the TEAMS link or at a later time by accessing the recording.
Environmental Policy Lectures
Each year, we invite a leading national or international speaker to discuss important environmental or natural resource issues.
The series provides the opportunity for students, academics, policy and industry professionals, and members of the public to engage in topical environmental policy discussions.
Next Lecture:
Coming Soon in early 2027
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Micro-credential courses
Our Centre delivers a UWA short course on Applied Benefit Cost Analysis for our industry practitioners and members of the public. Applied Benefit: Cost Analysis is one of the most important and widely used tools of economics.
In this micro-credential, participants will learn how to apply Benefit: Cost Analysis in a rigorous, informative and practical way, that recognises the importance of consulting with stakeholders and experts.
The course will be offered in line with each semester.
Micro-credential courses
Our Centre delivers a UWA short course on Applied Benefit Cost Analysis for our industry practitioners and members of the public. Applied Benefit: Cost Analysis is one of the most important and widely used tools of economics.
In this micro-credential, participants will learn how to apply Benefit: Cost Analysis in a rigorous, informative and practical way, that recognises the importance of consulting with stakeholders and experts.
The course will be offered in line with each semester.
Free online training
This is an introductory online course for anyone in the emergency management sector who is interested in learning how to apply economic analyses to the management of natural hazards.
Benefit : Cost Analysis (BCA) for Environmental and Social Projects
This is an introductory online training for industry practitioners who want to understand economic evaluation better and how to apply BCA on projects that have environmental and social benefits. This introductory BCA course was developed to support users of INFFEWS.
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Media Commentary
We bring evidence-based perspectives to our partners and a wider audiences.
CEEP staff regularly contribute public commentary on environmental policy and emerging issues through science communication platforms, including UWA media, radio, industry forums, roundtables, and broader public channels.
Our work is frequently featured in outlets such as The Conversation, ABC Radio National, ABC’s 7.30 news report, and key newsletters.
We co-sponsor an award to recognise outstanding research addressing water-related land management challenges in Western Australia, highlighting work that delivers benefits for agriculture, the environment, and society.
The award celebrates innovation and impact across disciplines, supporting researchers whose work advances sustainable solutions to complex land and water issues
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The CEEP Newsletter was set up as a way to stay connected with all our industry partners, stakeholders, and research collaborators.
It provides a snapshot of CEEP activities, grants, outputs, new staff, upcoming seminars and latest publications, directly to your inbox.
Written by Professor David Pannell, this blog series that shares clear, thought-provoking insights on economics, environment, agriculture, and policy. It explores real-world challenges and ideas to bridge the gap between research, policy, and practice.
Watch our videos and seminar recordings
Surfing Economics
Key economic concepts marine scientists should know
Using Economics to evaluate the management of our marine environment
