This course is a two-year taught masters programme leading to a European degree and a Canadian degree (i.e. a dual degree) in forestry and environmental management. The programme is offered by a consortium of seven universities, three in Canada and four in the European Union (EU).<br><br>Students spend one year at a Canadian university and one year at an EU university, they also attend two three-week summer field courses, one in Canada and one in the EU. The partners in the TRANSFOR-M consortium are:<br><br>Albert-Ludwigs-University, Freiburg, Germany<br>Bangor University, Wales, UK<br>University of Eastern Finland, Finland<br>University of Padova, Italy<br>BOKU, Austria<br>University of New Brunswick, Canada<br>University of Alberta, Canada<br>University of British Columbia, Canada<br>Bangor University degrees available under TRANSFOR-M are:<br><br>MSc Agroforestry<br>MSc Conservation and Land Management<br>MSc Environmental Forestry<br>Canadian degrees available under TRANSFOR-M are:<br><br>Master of Environmental Management (University of New Brunswick)<br>Master of Forestry (University of New Brunswick)<br>Master of Forest Engineering (University of New Brunswick)<br>MSc Forestry (University of New Brunswick)<br>MSc Forest Engineering (University of New Brunswick)<br>MSc (University of Alberta)<br>Master of Forestry (University of Alberta)<br>Master of Forestry (University of British Columbia)<br>Students apply to one of the consortium universities and must be selected by both it and a partner university. Selection will favour students with strong academic records, experience, and credentials that indicate serious interest in international work.<br><br>Students from the EU are strongly recommended to spend their first year at a Canadian university and their second year at a university in the EU.