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2 Forestry Degree Programs in Indonesia
Hasanuddin University
Bachelor of Forestry
- Makassar, Indonesia
Bachelor's degree
English, Indonesian
Faculty of Forestry has one department and one study programme namely the Study Programme of Forestry. Curriculum of the Forestry Study Programme which currently applies is the Curriculum of 2008 being simultaneously legalized by the University Senate with the other study programmes in the year 2010. However, since the year 2013, the curriculum referring to the Indonesian National Qualification Framework had been modified and legalized by the Faculty Senate in the year 2015. The curriculum modification was implemented to meet the employment opportunities, global demands and development, technology development, particularly in the field of forestry.
Universitas Gadjah Mada
Master in Forestry Science
- Special Region of Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Master degree
Full time
4 semesters
On-Campus
English
Master Program of Forestry Science (MPFS) was established in 1993. The Forestry Faculty of Universitas Gadjah Mada administers a postgraduate level program to generate professional human resources in the field of Forest Science at the Masters Level (MSc). MPFS has a Vision: “being a pioneer master program in superior tropical forestry, innovative and prominent at the national level, as well as serving the interests of the peoples and the nation imbued with culture values based on Pancasila”.
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Forestry degree programs in Indonesia offer a unique opportunity to engage with one of the world's most biodiverse ecosystems. This field emphasizes sustainable management of forest resources, balancing ecological harmony with economic needs.
As a forestry student in Indonesia, you'll delve into specialized courses like forest ecology, timber management, and biodiversity conservation. Through hands-on learning and practical projects, students explore various aspects of forest management, including developing reforestation plans and applying techniques for habitat restoration. The education system encourages independence and curiosity, helping students deepen their understanding of environmental stewardship.
Career prospects for forestry graduates are diverse, ranging from roles in conservation organizations to positions in governmental agencies focused on environmental policy. Graduates may work on initiatives like sustainable forest certification or engage in research to further understand the impacts of climate change on forest ecosystems. Their skills in spatial analysis and remote sensing are valued globally, allowing them to contribute to sustainable practices and policies.