2nd year at Copenhagen
At the University of Copenhagen, you can specialise in People and Forests. This specialisation focuses on how and why forests and associated landscapes in medium and low-income countries contribute to local people’s livelihoods and the global community. Through course work, you...
2nd year at Dresden
The Dresden University of Technology delivers the Global Forestry specialization in Management and Policy, with an emphasis on actors and forest governance. The specialization focuses on the influence of key actors and institutions on forest outcomes around the globe. It...
2nd year at Padua
Through the specialisation at the University of Padua, students gain knowledge and tools for a career in an innovative field of work: ethics applied to forestry. The specialisation focuses on concepts and theories for production, trade and consumption of forest...
2nd year at Prague
Prague offers the specialisation in Agroforestry Systems and Biodiversity, where second-year students gain knowledge and skills for their professional missions across the world in the field of sustainable management of agroforestry systems, with a specific focus on the conservation of...
2nd year at Kourou & Montpellier (AgroParisTech)
The specialization in Tropical Forest Ecology at AgroParisTech is delivered at campuses in Kourou (French Guiana, South America), and Montpellier (France mainland). First semester courses start in Kourou (September/October to December), then continue in Montpellier (January to February). Thesis project...
Programme structure
The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's (EMJM) in Global Forestry (GLOFOR) is a two-year progamme with mandatory mobility between at least two different European universities with ten possible mobility tracks. First year of study During the first year of study, you...
Erasmus Mundus Mobility Requirements
All students must successfully complete a minimum of 30 ECTS in two countries which are different from the country in which you resided at the time of application. This requirement affects applicants residing in Denmark, Italy and Germany at the...
1st year
You will start your first semester at the University of Copenhagen together with all other Global Forestry students. You will then move to either Dresden or Padua for your second semester, which begins with a joint field course (6 ECTS)...
