Master - Sustainable Forest Management
This is the program-level page shape we needed: one page for the program itself, one clear parent university, then requirements, intakes, scholarship links, and budget context below.
University of British Columbia
Master - Sustainable Forest Management at University of British Columbia. This is a catalog-level subject/program entry sourced from the university's official course directory. Applicants should confirm the exact award title, fee, deadline, and admission route on the official source before applying.
Requirements
These are the explicit structured requirements currently attached to this program.
Academic records
Recognized bachelor degree or equivalent plus program-specific prerequisites.
English language proof
Planning baseline: IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 90. Some universities also accept Duolingo English Test or PTE; confirm exact test rules on https://you.ubc.ca/applying-ubc/requirements/english-language-competency/.
Tuition and fees
Planning range USD 14000-32000 per year. Confirm exact program fee at https://students.ubc.ca/enrolment/finances/tuition-fees.
Intakes and deadlines
Availability should eventually be explicit per intake. Right now this page already has the correct slot for it.
Deadline: Confirm next available Fall deadline on the official catalog.
Start year: Pending
Catalog-level seed deadline. Replace with program-specific date after enrichment.
Deadline: Confirm next available Winter deadline on the official catalog.
Start year: Pending
Catalog-level seed deadline. Replace with program-specific date after enrichment.
Deadline: Confirm next available Spring deadline on the official catalog.
Start year: Pending
Catalog-level seed deadline. Replace with program-specific date after enrichment.
Related scholarships
These are either direct program links or best available fallbacks based on the parent university and country.
No scholarship links published yet
This program detail is ready for scholarship linking as the funding graph grows.
Canada planning guide
Country-level estimates keep this page useful even when school-specific budgets are not fully verified yet.