In the Master’s Programme in Forest Sciences, you will learn how forests are both sources of renewable raw materials and complex ecological entities connected to their environment. Studies highlight the relationship between humans and nature as well as the role of society and natural resources. The programme offers several specialization options and provides a broad interdisciplinary foundation. The studies include interdisciplinary topics such as ecology, technology, economics, and social sciences. You also have the opportunity to explore subjects such as applied biology, environmental science, geoinformatics, business economics and environmental policy.
The Master's Programme has two study tracks: Forest Ecology and Management and Forest Economics, Business and Society. These study tracks include a total of 7 specialisations.
The quick guide gives you a general overview of the application process and how to apply. Make sure that you meet the admission criteria, prepare your documents in advance and apply when applications are open.
Please note that there is only one intake per academic year. The online application form is open only during the application period. Also the admission criteria for the programme can be found in Studyinfo.