To prepare leading specialists for planning and analysis in multifunctional forestry, who can take responsibility and make sustainable strategic decisions.
Level of studies
Master's Studies
Form of study
Full-time Studies
Language of instruction
English
Number of study places
20
Nominal length and credit points
2 years
Tuition fee
3800 EUR/year
Admission requirements
Conditions for admission
Here you will find the exams you need to take for admission and the documents we require from you. Additionally, you will learn about the possibilities for exam substitutions and earning extra points
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Learning outcomes of curriculum
After completing the curriculum, the graduates will be expected to:
- have systematic and comprehensive knowledge of planning and analysis in multifunctional forestry, be familiar with the concepts and development trends, know the legal, social and economic framework of the speciality;
- can steer strategic decisions in planning and analysis in multifunctional forestry in accordance with the principles of sustainable development;
- be able to use information systems and software development technologies, the methods of statistical data analysis, mathematical modelling, environmental assessment and remote sensing;
- have the skills for expressing professional ideas, be able to discuss speciality-related topics in speech and in writing, be able to argue and participate in discussions and mediate professional information;
- be able to perform independent research, to synthesise and express the results of the research in writing and defend them in public speaking; be familiar with the principles of research ethics;
- have professional multidisciplinary and multicultural communication and teamwork skills, be ready to take responsibility for working as a midlevel manager of planning and analysis in multifunctional forestry in the state or local administrative institutions and in non-governmental and international organisations or in private sector, 3/8 and be ready to continue studies in the doctoral level;
- be able to assess personal professional development and the need for continuing education and further training.
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The composition of the curriculum
- speciality module 79 ECTS
- speciality elective subjects modules 6 ECTS
- optional subjects 5 ECTS
- Master’s thesis 30 ECTS
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