| | University of FreiburgFounded in 1457, the University of Freiburg is one of the oldest German universities, and is now one of the nation's leading research and teaching institutions.Forestry is taught in the Faculty of Forest and Environmental Sciences. The foremost research fields of the Faculty concern the interactions between environment and society, especially taking into account aspects of global change. Topics including "sustainable use of resources" and "forests and landscapes" are a central part of research interests.
Natural sciences, social sciences, and technical competences serve as a foundation for a wide-ranged, interdisciplinary approach to research and education. As a result, scientific findings provide us with a deeper understanding and transfer into society and political consulting. MSc European Forestry studies at the University of FreiburgThe Msc European Forestry students can choose studies from the Forest Ecology and Management study programme. This specialisation focuses on the sustainable management of natural resources, with a particular focus on forested landscapes. Courses generally yield for 5 ECTS credits each, with a duration of three weeks. A course usually comprises lectures, practicals, tutorials, preparation, reading, independent learning and assessment. Freiburg offers courses in e.g.:
A complete curriculum can be found on the web pages of Forest Ecology and Management programme. Studies at the University of Freiburg are structured in 2 semesters; a winter semester from 23 October to 17 February 17th, and a summer semester from 16 April to 21 July. For more information on MSc European Forestry studies, please contact our German coordinator Professor Dr. Heinrich Spiecker. PRESENTATION ON STUDY OPPORTUNITIES IN FREIBURG (PDF) | |


