The Bachelor’s Degree in Forestry is a distance learning program that covers the principles and practices of forest management. It addresses regional differences in forests and the industrial demands of forest products. Study topics include trees structure and function, reproduction, ecology, industrial applications, and preservation, supported by both science principles and forestry needs.
The program requires 130 academic credits. It includes 40 credits in general education, which may be transferred from previous education and professional experience, plus 48 academic credits in Forestry Online and additional subjects. The structure is 100% based on textbooks, with evaluation and assessment, and the program fee includes study guide, diploma, and transcript.
Modules
- 301FOR - Ecosystems
- 302FOR - Soil & Water Conservation
- 303FOR - Wood Products
- 304FOR - Habitat Conservation Planning
- 305FOR - Bird & Mammal Conservation
- 306FOR - International Environmental Law
- 307FOR - Dendrology
- 308FOR - Watershed & Fisheries Management
- 411FOR - Coastal & Marine Ecosystems
- 412FOR - Forestry
- 413FOR - Wood Science
- 414FOR - Ecology & Human Impact
