Individual study contents
The programme consists of four semesters. A total of 30 ECTS shall be completed each semester, consisting of mandatory and a selection of elective modules. Further academic content like specialization modules are eligible recognized by the European Credit Transfer System. This results in a total of 120 ECTS for the master's programme FST.
Modules per semester
Future-oriented silvicultural planning and management approaches, planning, IT implementation, logistics, silviculture are part of the content of your study for future-oriented planning and management approaches.
Students can also choose modules from other forestry-specific Master's programmes for their individual specialisation, e.g.Forest Information Technology.
Economic and managerial approaches to the valuation of forests and their services.You will learn about economy-ecology-system interactions, ecological-economic ideas, bioeconomy strategies and other alternative economic concepts.
Students can also choose modules from other forestry-specific Master's programmes for their individual specialisation, e.g.Forest Information Technology.
Governance and political steering. You will learn about institutions, actors and political strategies in specific governance systems.
Innovations and potentials Transformation strategies and process modelling, innovations and socio-technical system understanding are the topics of this semester.