The B.Sc. in Forestry program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the sustainable management and conservation of forest ecosystems. The curriculum integrates a diverse range of subjects, including forest ecology, silviculture, forest resource management, wildlife conservation, and environmental science. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical fieldwork, students develop the skills necessary to address the complex challenges of sustainable forestry. Core courses such as Forest Biology, Dendrology, Forest Mensuration, and Forest Management provide a solid foundation in the scientific principles of forestry. Field-based learning experiences and internships further enhance students' practical skills, enabling them to apply their knowledge to real-world situations. The program emphasizes the importance of balancing ecological preservation with the utilization of forest resources for societal needs. Specialization opportunities within the B.Sc. in Forestry program allow students to focus on specific aspects of the field, such as watershed management, agroforestry, or forest economics. This flexibility enables students to align their education with their career interests and contribute meaningfully to the sustainable development of forest ecosystems. The program also incorporates environmental and social dimensions, addressing the broader context of forestry. Courses on environmental impact assessment, community forestry, and sustainable development equip students with a well-rounded perspective, preparing them to engage with diverse stakeholders and navigate the complexities of modern forestry practices. Upon graduation, students are prepared for careers in forestry management, conservation, environmental consulting, and research. The B.Sc. in Forestry also serves as a solid foundation for advanced studies at the postgraduate level, enabling students to delve deeper into specialized areas and contribute to the ongoing dialogue on sustainable forestry practices. Graduates emerge as stewards of our forested landscapes, equipped with the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions that balance ecological health and human needs in the realm of forestry.