Bachelor in Forest Sciences and Biology (Bachelor's)

For Bachelor in Forest Sciences and Biology (Bachelor's), the tuition fee is 18,900 USD per year.

This field studies forest-related sciences, environmental factors affecting forests, and the growth and management of forest resources. It includes forest biology, forest hydrology, forest mensuration, silviculture, forest soils, water resources, environmental science, forest resources management, and wood science.

This knowledge is applied in forest resources management, silviculture, water resources, environmental science, and wood science. It supports work related to forests and forest resources.

For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 83% of applicants.

Located in Syracuse, New York, ESF offers a small-college setting for more than 2,000 scholars. Students, faculty, researchers, teachers, and learners work within a community shaped by common values and a shared sense of purpose. The campus experience extends beyond traditional classrooms through field, lab, and studio work, creating regular opportunities to learn through direct observation, experimentation, and practical projects. Campus identity also carries a distinctive connection to environmental history. ESF’s Robin Hood Oak grew from an acorn collected beneath the Major Oak in 1926 by Professor Nelson C. Brown.

Environmental science and forestry form the foundation of ESF’s academic and research work. The college integrates environmental courses, research, and experience, with a focus on improving and sustaining the environment. Students can pursue their interests through research projects, internships, fieldwork, laboratory study, studio work, and study abroad. ESF’s work reaches beyond Syracuse, with faculty, students, and alumni contributing to environmental issues with global relevance. International students should expect a community that values active participation, collaboration, and engagement. Study abroad opportunities provide one route to international experience, while the college’s global outlook connects environmental learning to issues beyond the campus. ESF’s emphasis on stewardship includes both natural and designed environments, giving students an academic setting that links science, professional preparation, and responsibility for the places where people live.