Master of Forestry Science
Forestry
A course by
University of Canterbury
The Master of Forestry Science at the University of Canterbury provides advanced study and research in forest management, governance, and forestry science, preparing graduates for professional and research roles.
NZ$12,369
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Core skills this course teaches
Advanced knowledge in forest management and science
Develop in-depth understanding and practical skills in forestry science, including the management and conservation of forest resources.
Specialised research capability
Undertake research at an advanced level through a report or thesis option, contributing to the field of forestry.
About This Course
The Master of Forestry Science (MForSc) is designed to give students an advanced head start into forest management, governance, or research. Students can choose to study by examination and report, examination and thesis, or thesis only, depending on their goals and experience. The programme offers flexibility with a diverse range of courses from silviculture to IT applications in forestry. Completion options include coursework plus report, coursework plus thesis, or thesis only for those with sufficient postgraduate background. The degree can be completed full-time or part-time, and prepares graduates for professional or research-based roles in the forestry sector.
Course Content
- Silviculture
- Forest management and governance
- Forest research and monitoring
- Advanced IT applications in forestry
- Forest economics and policy
- MForSc Report (FORE679)
- MForSc Thesis (FORE690)
Entry Requirements
Four-year Bachelor of Forestry Science, or equivalent relevant bachelor's degree, or Postgraduate Diploma in Forestry.
Approval based on the standard and relevance of previous study.
Build towards these roles
Forest management rolesForest policy and governanceForestry research positionsEnvironmental consultancy
Build skills in these industries
ForestryEnvironmental managementResearch and development
