undergraduate

Bachelor of Science in Forestry

Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Management

Overview

About This Programme

Canada's first forestry program. BSc Forestry is about trees, plants, water, and wildlife management — the atmosphere, soils, and landscapes. It's about working to integrate the social and natural environment to achieve sustainability for future generations.

The Bachelor of Science in Forestry programme at Mag University Canada combines theoretical foundations with hands-on application. Students benefit from small class sizes, experienced faculty practitioners, and access to our state-of-the-art facilities and industry partnership network across New Brunswick and Atlantic Canada.

Career Paths

What You Will Learn

  • Forest Engineer
  • Environmental Consultant
  • Natural Resource Manager
  • Conservation Officer
  • Forest Policy Analyst
  • Wildlife Biologist
  • GIS Analyst

Eligibility

Entry Requirements

  • Secondary school graduation with minimum 70% average
  • Biology 12 and Chemistry 11 recommended
  • English Language: IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 88 for international applicants

Programme Details

Duration4 Years
Tuition / yrCA$18,200
FacultyForestry & Environmental Management
CategoryUndergraduate
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