Degrees and Areas of Study

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Hands-on opportunities. Real-world applications.

There’s no better place to study forestry than the Texas Forest Country. The SFA campus is surrounded by more than 12 million acres of forest and timberland, which means you’ll have plenty of opportunities to get out of the classroom and participate in a wide variety of transformative, hands-on learning experiences. You’ll graduate with the knowledge, skills and experience you need to find a rewarding career in a variety of settings.

As an undergraduate forestry student at SFA, you can choose a concentration that aligns with your specific interests and career goals. SFA offers a Master of Science and a Ph.D. in forestry if you decide to continue your education and pursue an advanced, research-focused degree.

Degrees and areas of study offered

Students interested in a degree in forestry can choose the following concentrations and degree programs:

Bachelor of Science in Forestry

Master of Forestry

Master of Science

Doctoral

Major Academic Planners (Degree MAPs)

Undergraduate degree major academic planners serve as a guide for taking the right courses in the right order as you make your way toward filing your official degree plan. A Degree MAP is a semester-by-semester sequence of courses that suggests courses you should complete each semester to be “on track” to graduation. To find the suggested Degree MAP for your area of study, explore the list below.

These documents are provided as a resource. Always consult with your academic advisor to ensure you're on track.

Forestry

Forestry Courses

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