Forestry, Water and Landscape Management – (M.Sc.)

* Graduates have knowledge forestry in the World, including problems of forest communities conservation and their dissemination on larger area.
* Their knowledge are also about water management, i.e. problems of landscape desertification and vice versa, including some technical measures. Their knowledge allows them to suggest and to manage professional activities for revitalisation of the forest and landcsape ecosystems, destroyed by human activities.
* They have knowledge specific economic consequences, characteristic for forest management and landscape revitalisation, according to biotic and abiotic factors. Knowledge concerns latest findings in the field. The graduates knowledge serves as a basis for seminal thoughts for research. Graduates have critical awareness of the problems relating to their area of studies and interactions with areas, such as water management, landscape planning, nature conservation and technical measures.
* They understand principles of forest industry, afforestation and reforestation. They know to manage forests strongly influenced by air pollution. They also know methods landscape revitalisation as after floods as during the lack of the water (especially quality of the drinking water). However, they have knowledge of biological relationships on technical impacts to landscape and vice versa.
* They understand theories, concepts and methods, which correspond to employment in managerial shperes: production, services, trade, state administrancy, inernational organisations and corporations and NGOs. They have knowledge practical and theoretical forestry, specialized ecology, basic low standards, problems of the water in the landscape and its conservation, including its treatment.
* They exercise their theoretical knowledge in applied science, which allow them to work in areas of system assistence decision on the middle and top management, state administration of higher level even on international and NGOs.
* Specialised knowledge completes basic knowledge in economics, econometrics, management, marketing with emphasis on economic particularity of the forest, landscape, water and environment managements and other social sciences, such as psychology and sociology.
* Their acquired knowledge makes them qualified for studies in Ph. D, also abroad. programmes. They are fully aware of the limits of their knowledge and can conceive the contents of further studies in these areas.