Forestry System Transformation (FST)

The aim of the Master's programme Forestry System Transformation is to increase the taught knowledge and practical methodical skills in the field of forest ecosystem management and sustainable use or conservation of forest resources. The programme references different levels of action in the management of complex socio-ecological systems, from local to global levels. It examines socio-ecological interdependencies, takes a perspective of central institution analytics and ecological economics, and covers the analysis of development dynamics, current statuses and future development options for forest ecosystems and their services in rural and urban areas.

Minimum GPA

No fixed minimum GPA is published on the current official programme page.

English requirements

CEFR B2 or equivalent level. Accepts TOEFL, TOEIC, Cambridge English, and other qualifications. Native speakers and those who completed studies in English are exempt.

Accepted bachelor fields

Applicants with a background in (forest) ecosystems, sustainable natural resource management, and/or socio-ecological systems research. In particular: agriculture, forestry, agriculture and forestry; nature conservation; environmental sciences (except environmental technology); environmental and resource economics (or a teaching certification for any of the aforementioned subjects).