Related Graduate Programs

Forestry and Natural Resources encompasses a wide variety of social and natural science disciplines while addressing issues that range from molecular to landscape and societal levels. This broad scope creates a stimulating atmosphere for graduate education and research, leading to innovative approaches in the sustainable management of forest and other natural resources. The Department of Forestry and Natural Resources includes nationally and internationally recognized faculty and staff; Forestry and Natural Resources faculty often participate in a variety of graduate programs that offer MS and PhD degrees (e.g., Agricultural Economics, Animal Science, Biology, Entomology, Geography, Geology, Plant Physiology, Plant and Soil Science). If you are interested in information about forestry and natural resource related degree programs and assistantships, please contact our individual faculty member(s) in your area(s) of interest. Also, don’t hesitate to contact our Director of Graduate Studies if you would like to discuss opportunities available in Forest and Natural Resource Sciences Graduate Program. We look forward to hearing from you!