Master's of Resource Management of Global Forests

The program builds strong skills in forest science, ecosystem analysis, and sustainable resource planning. Students learn how forests are measured, managed, and protected across different regions and climate zones. Training includes field methods, GIS use, and forest data analysis.

Graduates move into roles in forestry management, environmental agencies, research centers, and international organizations. The program also supports progression into doctoral studies. Students gain applied skills in forest monitoring, policy evaluation, and ecological research used in both public and private sectors.

Applicants need a bachelor’s degree in forestry, environmental science, biology, or related fields. Academic transcripts and proof of English language ability are required. Some applicants may be asked for GRE scores depending on background.

Part-time work allowed under Finnish residence permit rules. Study progress must remain satisfactory