Lakehead University

Overview

The Forestry (HBSCF) program at Lakehead University equips students with the necessary skills for a successful career in forest and natural resources management. This comprehensive course combines scientific principles, hands-on field training, and the latest applied technologies to prepare graduates for the complexities of sustainable forestry.

What You'll Study

This Bachelor's program emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, covering various aspects of forestry and natural resource management. Key areas of study include:

• Writing Across the Curriculum

• Canadian Forest Plant Species

• Natural Resources Management

• Natural Resources Inventory

• Natural Resources Biometrics

• Business Principles in Natural Resources Management

• Animal Biology

• Plant Biology

• Economics (Theory)

• The Environment

• Crust of the Earth

Additionally, the program offers practical learning experiences, including:

• Field School

• Natural resources fieldwork and practical exercises related to inventory, measurement, and ecological assessment

The curriculum is designed to cultivate the applied competencies essential for effective forestry planning and decision-making in natural resources.

Entry Requirements

To be considered for admission to the Forestry program, applicants must meet Lakehead University’s general undergraduate admission standards along with any specific prerequisite courses related to the program. A minimum overall final average of 70% or the equivalent is typically required for eligibility.

Career Prospects