Education

More than 60 colleges and universities, representing every state in the country, provide degrees in Forestry and or Natural Resources. Individual programs range greatly in size of faculty and student body as well as the breadth of disciplines taught. Click the map or use the menu below to view programs by state. Check out institutional websites and what they offer — the possibilities are endless.

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Virginia Tech (VT)

Blacksburg, Virginia

Departments/Colleges

    • College of Natural Resources
    • Department of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservation
    • Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences
    • Department of Wood Science and Forest Products
    • Department of Geography

    Degrees and Program of Study

    • Bachelor of Sciences (BS) :
      • Fisheries Science
      • Forestry
      • Geography
      • Natural Resource Conservation
      • Wildlife Science
      • Wood Science
    • Master of Natural Resources (MNR) :
      • Natural Resources
    • Master of Sciences (MS) :
      • Fisheries
      • Forestry
      • Geography
      • Wildlife Science
      • Wood Science and Forest Products
    • Master of Forest (MF) :
      • Forestry
      • Wood Science and Forest Products
    • Doctoral of Philosophy (Ph.D) :
      • Fisheries
      • Forestry
      • Geography
      • Geospatial and Environmental Analysis
      • Natural Resources
      • Wildlife Science
      • Wood Science and Forest Products
 

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