
Master of Science in Wood Technology
Course summary
The Master of Science in Wood Technology course of study prepares graduates for higher professional positions in the international environment of the wood industry. The core of the course comprises the development of competencies involving the latest wood industry technologies, together with collaboration on research and industrial projects.
In addition to the solid fundamental knowledge acquired in the Bachelor of Science in Wood Technology course, graduates have the ability to tackle practice-related and scientific problems in all areas of wood and wood-based materials processing. As such, they are in a position to make business decisions swiftly and confidently in an increasingly globalised and competitive market.
Overview
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Title / Qualification |
Master of Science in Wood Technology |
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Specialisations |
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Program study options |
Full or part-time/in conjunction with a job |
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Language(s) of instruction |
English |
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Campus(es) |
Biel (CH) and Rosenheim (D) |
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Course begins |
Week 38 |
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Deadline for applications |
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Co-operations |
University of Applied Sciences in Rosenheim (Germany) |
Perspectives
The degree programme is carried out together with the University of Applied Sciences in Rosenheim. The degree allows graduates to assume higher, leading positions in all areas of the international wood industry including its supplier companies and buyers. Possible career areas can be found in research and development, production, project planning, management, material inspection, quality management, safety monitoring and education.
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