European Forestry

Information about the study programme

The European Forestry master’s programme is a great choice if you want to understand the European approach to professional forest management. It focuses both on traditional forestry and on many practical topics related to ecology, nature conservation and sustainable development, with special emphasis on the latest progressive trends. European Forestry means learning within an international student community, going on excursions in the Czech Republic and abroad, attending discussion seminars, and so forth. The programme is taught in English.

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Degree:

Master's (Ing.)

Faculty:

Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology

Length of study:

2 years

Form of study:

Full time

Start of studies:

19. September 2024

Admission criteria:

Admission test, Tuition fee paid

Number of admitted students:

20 (full-time)

Continuing study programmes:

Forest Pathology and Mycology, Forest Management, Silviculture, Forest Ecology, Forest Phytology

Subjects taught - full time

The list of subjects taught is based on the current school year and is only indicative.

With this degree you can work as

An expert in the forestry sector at all levels of national and municipal forest administration
An expert in nature and landscape conservation
A specialist at an international institution such as IUFRO, FAO, UNEP, IUCN, UNDP, WB, ICRAF, or CIFOR
A manager in the forestry industry
An expert in preparing legislation necessary for implementing measures under the planned EU common forestry policy and national forestry policy
An expert at a national or international forestry organization, or in public administration