Melbourne School of Land and Environment Master of Forest Ecosystem Science

Forest Ecosystem Science Subjects

The following table lists subjects available in the Forest Ecosystem Sciences. It also provides examples of subjects that can be taken as electives from other courses in the Melbourne School of Land and Environment and from other Schools and Faculties across the University of Melbourne.

Subjects available through the National Forest Masters Program are listed at http://www.forestry.org.au/masters/courses.htm.

 

Coursework Subjects offered in 2012

FRST90015 Forest Ecosystems

FRST90017 Bushfire Planning & Management

FRST90019 Forest Assessment and Monitoring

FRST90020 Silviculture & Forest Dynamics

FRST90021 Sustainable Forest Management

FRST90022 Forests & Water

FRST90073 Forest Planning & Business Management

FRST90034 Ecological Restoration

FRST90026 Bushfire & Biodiversity

FRST90030 Forests in the Asia Pacific

FRST90032 Forests, Carbon and Climate Change

FRST90033 Farm Trees and Agroforestry

 

Project Subjects

FRST90035 Forest Internship Project (25pts)

FRST90036 Forest Research Project (50pts)

 

Not offered 2012, Next offered 2013

FRST90016 Trees in a Changing Climate

FRST90025 Bushfire and Climate

FRST90031 Sustainable & Renewable Forest Products

FRST90041 Forest Operations

 

Suggested Electives within MSLE

FRST90036 Forest Research Project (50 point project subject)

AGRI90013 Financial Management for Agribusiness

MAST90008 Research Philosophies and Statistics

NRMT90003 Social Research Methods

AGRI90075 Research Methods for Life Sciences

NRMT90017 Leadership

MGMT90018 Human Resource Management

NRMT90021 Project Management

AGRI90013 Agribusiness Financial Management

NRMT90019 Business Strategy

NRMT90007 Community Natural Resource Management

NRMT90002 Management of Plant and Animal Invasions

NRMT90018 Human Resource Management

NRMT90021 Project Management

NRMT90019 Business Strategy

EVSC90001 Global Environment and Sustainability

AGRI90012 Agribusiness Management Economics

 

Elective Examples from other University of Melbourne School and Faculties

*enrolment in the below subjects may require approval from the course/subject coordinators

EVSC90017 Global Environmental Change

ENEN90028 Monitoring Environmental Impacts

EVSC90018 Hydrogeology and the Environment

LAWS70100 Environmental Law

LAWS70219 International Environmental Law

LAWS70185 Water Law & Natural Resources Management

MULT90005 Trans-disciplinary Thinking & Learning

MULT90004 Sustainability Policy and Management

ENST90004 Climate Change Politics and Policy

ECON90016 Environmental Economics and Strategy

EVSC90015 Environmental Impact Assessment

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