School

Degree Granted

School of Forestry and Biotechnology

M. Ag. in Silviculture

M. Ag. in Forest Protection

M Sc in Ecology

M. Ag. in Genetic Breeding of Forest Trees

School of Engineering

M.Eng. in Wood Science and Technology

M.Eng. in Forest Engineering

M.Eng. in Chemical Processing of Forest Products

School of Landscape Parks and Gardens

M.Eng. in Urban Planning and Design

M.Eng. in Garden Plants and Ornamental Horticulture

School of Environmental Science and Technology

M. Ag. in Forest Management

M. Ag. in Soil Sciences

School of Art Design

M.A. in Designing Arts

School of Humanities

Master of Law in Environmental and Resource Protection Law

School of Economics and Management

Master of Business Administration in Forest Economics and Management

a)Overseas students’ qualifications should be equal to or above those of a graduate from a high school in China.

b)If Chinese language skills do not meet the requirements, applicants may come to the university and study Chinese prior to enrollment. After completion of language study for a period of a half to one year and with approval of the university, qualified candidates may enter a degree program. Prior to the degree program students will be responsible for paying language fees. c)HSK is the HanYu ShuiPing KaoShi, an internationally recognized Chinese language proficiency test.