Forestry Graduate Programs
- Contact Information
- School of Natural Resources
- 203 Anheuser-Busch Natural Resources Building
- 573-882-7242
- Forestry Web Site
- Master’s admission criteria and application detail
- Doctoral admission criteria and application detail
About the Programs
Forestry intersects both basic and applied science, involved with questions ranging from biophysical properties of forested ecosystems to plant population studies, but including overarching fundamental issues of sustainability of natural resources. Forestry graduate education provides enhanced opportunities and expertise in a variety of programs such as ecology, physiology, hydrology, conservation, policy or silviculture.
Degrees
Graduate research programs in the Deartment of Forestry lead to an MS or PhD in forestry.
Graduate certificates in conservation biology (http://www.conservbio.missouri.edu/description.php) and geographic information systems (GIS)(http://www.geog.missouri.edu/giscert/index.html) are available to students who elect to take courses beyond those required for the graduate degree.