MSc in Forestry in Madison United States | University of Wisconsin-Madison

The Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology provides advanced degree programs in forestry and wildlife ecology, awarding both Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Known for its exceptional research contributions and globally successful alumni, the department continues a tradition of excellence. The wildlife ecology program, established by Aldo Leopold in 1939, upholds his pioneering vision through cutting-edge research and graduate education. Leopold's dual expertise in forestry and wildlife conservation inspires the program's commitment to excellence in both disciplines.

Graduate studies in forestry encompass diverse specializations including: forest ecosystems, silvicultural practices, landscape ecology, forest dynamics, ecological restoration, tree physiology, natural resource remote sensing, environmental policy, community forestry, sustainable forest management, ecosystem valuation, and natural resource economics.