Bachelor of Science in Forestry

Program Overview

A four-year program that integrates ecological knowledge, practical fieldwork, and scientific research to prepare students for careers in forestry and natural resource management.

Key Courses

• Forest Botany
• Silviculture
• Forest Resource Assessment
• Wildlife & Habitat Management
• Watershed Management
• GIS & Remote Sensing Applications

Fieldwork & Experiential Learning

Students undergo:

• Annual field camps
• Community forestry internships
• Forest survey and inventory practicals
• Independent research projects

Career Prospects

Graduates serve as foresters, rangers, GIS technicians, researchers, consultants, and environmental officers.

Master of Science in Natural Resource Management

Specializations

• Forest Ecosystem Management
• Silviculture & Forest Restoration
• Forest Policy & Governance
• Climate and Carbon Studies

Program Features

• Two-year research-based structure
• Access to advanced laboratories and GIS facilities
• Opportunities for collaborative research with partner institutions

Master of Science in Conservation Biology

A research-intensive program focusing on scientific innovation and advanced forest ecosystem studies.

Research Areas

• Forest carbon accounting
• Ecosystem resilience and climate change
• Forest biodiversity dynamics
• Hydrological processes in forested landscapes
• Forest economics and policy

Certificate and Diploma Programs

• Certificate in Community Forestry
• Diploma in Forest Surveying and Mapping

Professional Certificate in Forest Carbon Measurement