
Duration
TBA
Starting Date
January, June, August
Tuition Fee
$ 26,580/year
Location
Starkville, United States
About the program
Graduate teaching and research assistantships are available to qualified students.
A doctoral student’s graduate committee will determine the number of course hours required for the Forestry program at Mississippi State University based on the student’s academic background and courses currently available at MSU. This must include a minimum of 24 graded coursework hours beyond the Bachelor’s degree, the MSU requirement of at least 20 hours of FO 9000 Research/Dissertation credit, and any requirement of full-time enrollment for an assistantship.
Specialized areas of study include the following
- Ecohydrology
- Forest biometrics
- Forest business and finance
- Forest ecology
- Forest ecophysiology
- Forest genetics
- Forest harvesting and operations
- Forest hydrology and soils
- Forest management and economics
- Forest recreation
- Forest restoration
- Silviculture
- Spatial technologies in natural resource management
- Urban and community forestry
- Wildlife and other natural resource economics












