School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences
Graduate study in forestry leads to the Master of Natural Resources, Master of Science, or Doctor of Philosophy degrees.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) may be tailored for any of the topical areas listed under the M.S. Oral and written preliminary exams are required for advancement to candidacy; The preliminary exams must be completed no less than two academic terms prior to graduation. The written and oral preliminary examinations for PhD students will normally consist of questions from each committee member regarding technical competency and other related issues.
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