Focus
This research-based degree offers opportunities to study the application of forestry principles and methods in diverse ways under guidance from renowned professors and more.
Admission requirements
- Undergraduate degree in forestry, engineering, natural science or
the equivalent from a recognized university with a minimum 3.0 (B) average.
- International applicants whose first language is not English must submit language scores that meet or exceed international English language testing system (IELTS) band 7.
- Contact a faculty member in their area of interest prior to applying to secure a research supervision
- Submit a complete application
Major program requirements
- Required to take Research Methods (FOR6913) in their first year and be registered in their Thesis (FOR6997) every year of their program.
- Students must also register for Graduate Seminar (FOR6900) both Fall and Winter Terms and participate in a research symposium.
- Each student requires a faculty member supervisor for their thesis, and 2 additional members on their supervisory committee.
- Students and their supervisory committee will together select a course program that suits their needs.
- Students will typically present a research proposal within the first year of their program, and are required to successfully defend their Thesis to complete the program.
Program length: 2 years
Funding: Fully funded/self-funded
Curricula: Research proposal | Thesis | Defence
Focus
This research-based degree offers you the opportunity to study the application of ecological principles and methods in diverse ways under guidance from renowned professors.
Admission requirements
- Undergraduate degree in forestry, engineering, natural science or the equivalent from a recognized university with a minimum 3.0 (B) average.
- International applicants whose first language is not English must submit language scores that meet or exceed international English language testing system (IELTS) band 7.
- Contact a faculty member in their area of interest prior to applying to secure a research supervision
- Submit a complete application
Major program requirements
- MScEM students are required to take Research Methods (FOR6913) in their first year and be registered in their Thesis (ENR6997) every term of every year of their program.
- Students must also register for Graduate Seminar (FOR6900) both Fall and Winter Terms and participate in a research symposium.
- Each student requires a faculty member supervisor for their thesis, and 2 additional members on their supervisory committee.
- Students and their supervisory committee will together select a course program that suits their needs.
- Students will typically present a research proposal within the first year of their program, and are required to successfully defend their Thesis to complete the program.
- All students entering into the new MScEM program will be required to take a relevant course that enhances their knowledge of environmental management while also complementing their background and research interests.
- All students take a course of their choosing and under the advice of their committee to enhance their environmental management ability in ways that also complement their research and their academic background.
Program length: 2 years
Funding: Fully funded/self-funded
Curricula: Research proposal | Thesis | Defence
Focus
This research based degree offers opportunities to study the application of forest engineering principles and methods in diverse ways under guidance from renowned professors and more.
Admission requirements
- Undergraduate degree in forestry, engineering, natural science or the equivalent from a recognized university with a minimum 3.0 (B) average.
- International applicants whose first language is not English must submit language scores that meet or exceed international English language testing system (IELTS) band 7.
- Contact a faculty member in their area of interest prior to applying to secure a research supervision
- Submit a complete application
Major program requirements
- MScFE students are required to take Research Methods (FOR6913) in their first year and be registered in their Thesis (FOR6997) every year of their program.
- Students must also register for Graduate Seminar (FOR6900) both Fall and Winter Terms and participate in a research symposium.
- Each student requires a faculty member supervisor for their thesis, and 2 additional members on their supervisory committee.
- Students and their supervisory committee will together select a course program that suits their needs.
- Students will typically present a research proposal within the first year of their program, and are required to successfully defend their Thesis to complete the program.
Program length: 2 years
Funding: Fully funded/self-funded
Curricula: Research proposal | Thesis | Defence
