Forestry Graduate Programs in Michigan

Canopy photosynthesis in temperate deciduous forest. Case studies of high-performing contract loggers with distinct harvest systems. Interpreting stand structures. Communicating with private forest landowners. Forests provide an array of ecological...

Few career paths are this green. At Michigan Technological University, you’ll get the skills and experience you need to manage and preserve our nation’s forests. Using the latest advancements in...

Evaluate sugar maple dieback trends. Compile and analyze woodland owner surveys. Study past harvesting practices and other stressors to detect trends, improve forest productivity, and decrease tree mortality. Research on...

Woody bioenergy for heat and power. Shade tolerance of palms. Coupled social-ecohydrological systems.  How family legacies and community networks shape private forest management. Harvest gaps—and how to ensure the diversity...

Concentrations

The Master of Science degree may be earned either in a professional program in forest management or administration or in a forestry specialty program. The professional program in forest management...

With a global focus, the Graduate Certificate in Forest Carbon Science, Policy, and Management is available completely online and supplements a wide range of vocations. The Certificate equips participants with the...

The Doctor of Philosophy degree program with a major in forestry is open to nonforesters as well as foresters. Forestry specialties are studied in depth. Qualified students with undergraduate degrees...