Master in Forest Engineering

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The Master en Ingeniería de Montes is a master's degree program at the Universidade de Santiago de Compostela. It is an in-person program taught in Spanish and Galician. The degree takes 2 academic years to complete. The program is currently listed as 'In extinction'.

This master's aims to train senior technicians. Students will learn to plan, project, organize, control, and direct forest spaces. They will gain skills for the regulated profession of Forest Engineer. The program also focuses on managing forest resources sustainably.

The program requires 90 ECTS credits. This includes 60 compulsory credits, 18 elective credits, 10 credits for external placements, and 12 credits for the master dissertation. The Higher Polytechnic Engineering School in Lugo offers this program. There are 25 seats available.