Forestry
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What is Forestry?
Forestry Science learns everything about forests ranging from forest ecology, plant physiology, animals, soil science, to the processing and management of forest products themselves. But not only how to produce and obtain forest products, forestry science also includes the preservation of forests through rehabilitation and protection of forests that are closely related to various environmental problems. Forestry is the parent of the branch of the study program on Forest Resources Conservation and Ecotourism, Forest Product Technology, Forest Management, and Forest Management, which are included in the Faculty of Forestry. However, in some universities, Forestry is also included in the Faculty of Agriculture section.
Why did you choose this programme?
This program is best for nature lovers, especially those who like to explore mountains and other forest landscapes. The beauty of the mountain, including the forests in it is not only to be enjoyed, but to be maintained properly. Moreover, now the condition of Malaysia's forests is at a point of concern. Studying while maintaining the country's natural resources, why not?
Subjects in Forestry
- 1Chemistry
- 2Physics
- 3Mathematical
- 4Biology
- 5Introduction to Forestry Sciences
- 6Silvika
- 7Anatomy and Wood Physics
- 8Soil Science Forest
- 9Silviculture
- 10Dendrology
- 11Ecology Forest
- 12Protection Forest Forestry
- 13Harvesting
- 14Law and Forestry Law Forestry
- 15Technology Forest
- 16Management
- 17Measurement and Forest Planning Forest
- 18Inventory and Wood Measuring Science
- 19Management of Conservation and Environmental
- 20Forest Management
- 21Resources Management
- 22Administration and Forestry Policy
- 23Drying and Preservation of Wood
- 24Agroforestry
Job Prospect for Forestry
Graduates of this department can work as Civil Servants in government agencies such as the Ministry of Forestry, the Ministry of Agriculture, and the Ministry of Education. In the Ministry of Education, graduates of this department can work as college lecturers and researchers. In the private sector, these graduates can work in the fields of forest mapping, forestry industry, timber industry, and forest conservation bodies.
