Forest and Forestry Graduate Admission Requirements in Canada
Prequisites and other requirements to become accepted to a Canadian university graduate and/or postgraduate degree program in Forest and Forestry.
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Master's-level programs are available in forestry: a research-based MSc, and a course-based Master of Forestry. To be admitted to either program, students must have completed an undergraduate degree in a related field such as forestry or environmental science with at least a B+ average. Experience working in parks, nature centers, or similar venues is an asset.
To be admitted to a PhD program in forestry, students must have a Master's-level degree in forestry. Some schools allow a transfer from the Master's program to the PhD program after 1 year, while others allow direct transfer from an undergraduate degree (so long as the student has an exceptional average and an aptitude for research).
In all graduate cases, the supervisor must be chosen prior to final admission.
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