24 monthsProgramme duration
02 Feb, 2026Application Deadline
OctStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Agriculture and Forestry
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Offered entirely in English, the course is characterized by a holistic, innovative and international approach. Pursue a double degree offered by three Erasmus Mundus university consortia: SUTROFOR, SUFONAMA and MEDfOR. Divided under two curricula: Forest and Land Management, and Forest and Nature for the Future. Forest and Land Management trains students in sustainable management, conservation and integrated enhancement of natural environments. While Forest and Nature for the Future training students in the governance of forests and natural resources, in relation to climate change and other modern challenges. The course covers a large number of disciplines including statistics, computer science, GIS techniques, research and project management methods, as well as covering responsible planning and supervision of forest resources and natural habitats.
Want to find out more? Meet your future professors and current internationals students at our Open Weeks webinar: register here.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Agriculture and Forestry
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Offered entirely in English, the course is characterized by a holistic, innovative and international approach. Pursue a double degree offered by three Erasmus Mundus university consortia: SUTROFOR, SUFONAMA and MEDfOR. Divided under two curricula: Forest and Land Management, and Forest and Nature for the Future. Forest and Land Management trains students in sustainable management, conservation and integrated enhancement of natural environments. While Forest and Nature for the Future training students in the governance of forests and natural resources, in relation to climate change and other modern challenges. The course covers a large number of disciplines including statistics, computer science, GIS techniques, research and project management methods, as well as covering responsible planning and supervision of forest resources and natural habitats.
Want to find out more? Meet your future professors and current internationals students at our Open Weeks webinar: register here.
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Admission Requirements
Bachelor diploma (or equivalent)
- A minimum three-year undergraduate degree (or equivalent) is required, with proven basic skills in ecological, silvicultural, economic and technical areas for natural resources management, production processes and land conservation.
- Additional entry requirements: Entry title and GPA
English B2 level ( CEFR ) or equivalent
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