With a B.S. degree in forestry from Michigan State University, you can combine your interest in biology, ecology, environmental science, politics, economics, sociology, engineering, communications, or electronic technology in a rewarding career. As a professional forester you will be concerned with conserving urban trees and wild land environments, ensuring forests and wood products for the future, and pushing back the frontiers of science.

Masters
0373 Plant Breeding and Genetics - Forestry
0378 Forestry

Doctoral

Forestry - Plant Breeding and Genetics
Forestry
Forestry - Environmental Toxicology