BSc Hons. Forestry

The Forestry BSc (Hons) course offered at Bangor University is a renowned program equipped to fulfil the increasing demand for academic, research and management skills in this global sector. The course is delivered through a combination of practical and theoretical teaching methods, proving the students with a broad understanding of the scientific, economic and political aspects of modern forestry.Course Content: The course duration is typically three years on a full-time basis. Throughout, students will gain hands-on experience within various forest settings, exploring a range of management strategies and how they impact the ecology of a forest. Study includes forest establishment, silviculture, monitoring and assessment of forest resources, forest operations and management, and appreciation of the global developments in forestry.Key Modules: Some of the modules covered in the duration of this course include Forest Resources and Assessment, Introduction to Forestry and Conservation, Economic Policy and Global Change, and Forest Management and Modelling.Accreditations: The course is recognised by the Institute of Chartered Foresters (the British professional body for foresters) and is professionally accredited, providing partial fulfilment for gaining chartered status.Future Careers: This course equips students for a range of careers. Graduates have found opportunities not only in forestry specifically, but also in wider environment-related careers. Further study can lead to roles in education, advisory services, and research, both in the UK and overseas. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.