Master’s Degree Programme in Forestry

University of Eastern Finland

Master's degree

Study Discipline: Environmental Science, Social Sciences

Study Programme Details

City: Joensuu

Country: Finland

Admission Sessions: Autumn Session

Study Format: Full Time

Mode of Study: Fully on Site

Programme Type

Master's degree

Duration

24 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Immerse yourself in the world of sustainable resource management with our Master’s Degree Programme in Forestry. Our program is dedicated to fostering the ecologically and socially sustainable use of natural resources. Through high-quality and diversified training in forestry and bioenergy, we prepare you for a future where social and ecological sustainability are at the forefront of resource utilization.

Overview

Embark on a transformative journey with our two-year Master’s Degree Programme in Forestry. As a student, you will experience a comprehensive MSc program, culminating in the prestigious Master of Science (Agriculture and Forestry) degree. Engage with our exceptional staff and cutting-edge learning environments, where lectures, coursework, projects, and independent study converge to shape your expertise in forestry.

Admission Requirements

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in forest sciences or related sciences
Good command of English language.
TOEFL iBT, overall score 92, min. 22 in writing
IELTS (academic) overall score 6.5, min. 6.0 in writing
PTE (academic), overall score 62, min 54 in writing
C1 Advanced overall score C or 180, with min. 162 in writing
C2 Proficiency overall score level C1 or 180, with min. 162 in writing

The working language is English. The extent of these two-year long studies is 120 ECTS points.

Tuition fee: EU/EEA nationals no tuition fee; non-EU/EEA nationals 8,000 €/academic year

Future Career Outcomes

Graduates of our program emerge as sought-after professionals contributing to sustainable resource management, conservation, and environmental impact assessment. Future career paths may include leadership roles in forestry agencies, environmental organizations, and private enterprises, shaping the future of sustainable resource utilization.