M.Sc. Forestry (Specialisation in Ecology and Conservation)

Overview

The MSc program in Forestry with a specialization in Ecology and Conservation focuses on studying forest ecosystems, biodiversity, and the principles of conservation biology. It aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to address environmental challenges and promote sustainable forest management practices.

Duration: 2 Years

Program Highlights

This specialized program covers a broad range of topics, including forest ecology, wildlife conservation, ecosystem management, and sustainable forestry practices. Students engage in fieldwork, research projects, and ecological assessments to gain hands-on experience in forest conservation and management. They explore interdisciplinary approaches to address complex environmental issues and develop strategies for conserving biodiversity and promoting ecosystem resilience.

Program Benefits

Graduates emerge as experts in forest ecology and conservation, equipped to pursue careers in forestry agencies, conservation organizations, environmental consulting firms, and research institutions. They possess skills in ecological assessment, biodiversity monitoring, and conservation planning, making them valuable contributors to efforts aimed at protecting and managing forest ecosystems.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants typically hold a bachelor's degree in forestry, ecology, environmental science, or related fields.

Selection Procedure

• Students are offered admission based on the marks acquired in the entrance exam, and marks/grades obtained in the qualifying examination.
• Scores of CUET or any other entrance tests can also be considered for application / selection process