This graduate concentration is part of the Master of Science in forestry program.
Add this concentration to your degree plan and gain the high-tech expertise to analyze, map and manage natural and cultural resources.
You'll use advanced tools like:
- Photogrammetry
- Digital remote sensing
- Geographic information systems
- Global positioning systems
If you're considering a career in fields such as environmental consulting, land-use planning, conservation, historic preservation and resource exploration, this concentration is a strong addition.
We're here to empower you to solve complex, real-world problems from a precise, data-driven perspective.
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Apply to the forestry Master of Science program
Students seeking admission to Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ graduate programs must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution. You're responsible for submitting application materials required for admission and any supplemental items as requested.
To be eligible for consideration into this program, you must achieve:
- an undergraduate 2.8 GPA or higher overall
- or a 3.0 GPA on your final 60 hours of undergraduate work
If you don't meet the minimum requirements, you may be admitted on a provisional basis under the guidance of the graduate studies advisor.
Ready?
- Secure a faculty advisor by connecting with a forestry faculty member who shares similar research interests.
- Complete the graduate school application.
- Submit a letter of application to the Department of Forestry identifying your advisor and two letters of reference on official letterhead.
Questions?
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