Forestry

The Silviculture study program trains specialists who will have competencies in:
- the foundation of sustainable management of the forest fund, the game fund, the salmon fund, and biodiversity conservation;
- the development and implementation of technical-economic projects regarding the regulation of forestry, game management, and salmon farming production processes;
- the development, implementation, and monitoring of ecological ecosystem reconstruction projects;
- the implementation of protection, improvement, and productivity enhancement measures for forest ecosystems;
- the control and enforcement of the provisions of the legal, administrative, financial-accounting, and market framework specific to forestry;
- administration of the information system specific to the forestry sector.

Forestry engineer, forest engineering designer, forest guard, forestry police, specialist advisor forestry engineer, trout farm manager, pheasant farm manager, head of the forestry and pomology nursery, head of the land improvement exploitation sector, insurance agent, land improvement engineer, commercial agent, manager of an enterprise in agriculture, forestry, hunting, and fishing, ecological engineer, ecologist, soil specialist advisor, head of irrigation and soil improvement works station, customs controller.

Study and specialization opportunities

Our graduates can continue and develop their specialized knowledge through master modules and the doctoral school, after which they acquire top knowledge and competencies in their respective fields.

Thanks to numerous collaboration and partnership relationships at the national and international levels, the Faculty of Agronomy offers to students and master's degree candidates the opportunity to study and undertake internships at partner universities in France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Spain, and Bulgaria through scholarships offered by Erasmus, the Francophone Agency, and the UNESCO Culture et Tradition du Vin.