Forest Ecosystems Management
- Academic Continuity, Knowledge, and Professional Skills
- Interdisciplinary Competence and Innovation
- Professional qualifications
- Can identify and implement suitable methods for forest inventory and monitoring
- Can identify and implement adapted and appropriate technological methods for the sustainable management of forests,
- Can evaluate and manage harvesting methods, existing road networks, cable yarding projects, and recommend necessary improvements for future projects.
- Management & Control Authorities
- National and Regional Agency of Forests
- Municipal forestry service
- Different agencies of rural development
- Private companies & NGO_s
- Freelance Consultant
- Aferdita Shala, Forestry Faculty of Prizern
“Studies at the Agricultural University of Tirana (UBT) have given me a strong professional foundation and the confidence to build my career in the field of forestry. The knowledge and experience I gained continue to serve me every day in my work.”
- Dr. Albora Kacani, FUA,
“UBT has played an important role in my professional development. The skills and knowledge gained during my studies have helped me contribute to projects and initiatives for the sustainable management of forests.”
- Ilda Metani, Consultant NGO
“Studies at UBT prepared me not only academically, but also for the challenges of the job market. They have been an important support in my professional journey in the development and environmental sector.”
- Armir Doda, head of the forestry service in Fushe - Arrez
“UBT has equipped me with the knowledge and skills that have helped me advance in my career. The education I received there has been the foundation of my engagement in the administration and management of the forestry sector.”
- 21% ECTS in Natural Science (at least 15%)
- 27% ECTS in Technical Science (at least 15%)
- 24% ECTS in Social Science (at least 15%)
The program is built on a balanced interdisciplinary structure, integrating knowledge from natural sciences, technical and engineering disciplines, and social sciences. This approach enables students to develop a comprehensive understanding of environmental, technological, and socio-economic challenges while strengthening the analytical and practical skills needed to address complex real-world issues.
- Forestry Engineering
- Natural sciences (Biology)
- Environmental sciences
- Interior Design and Wood Engineering