Years |
Course and major
subject types |
Forest Life Science |
Forest Environmental and Resource Science |
Credits required |
2nd year: A1 and A2 |
Electives |
Agricultural General Subjects |
Population and Food^Global Ecosystem and Human Being
Soilsphere Science^Environmental Science of Water
Environment and Landscape^Biological Diversity and Evolution
Information Technology in Biology and Environmental Science
Diversity and Biological Functions of Chemical Compounds I
Diversity and Biological Functions of Chemical Compounds II
Introduction to Biomass Utilization
Outline of Forest Resources and Wood Utilization
Food Safety Sciences^Radioecology |
Between 16 and 22 (including 4 or more Agricultural General Subjects; and 6 or more Agricultural Basic Subjects including 2 compulsory electives) |
Agricultural Basic Subject |
Basic Organic Chemistry^Basic Analytical Chemistry
Basic Microbiology^Molecular Biology^Basic Biological Chemistry
Biostatistics^Plant Physiology^Cell Biology^Genetics
Plant Morphology and Systematics^Entomology
Animal Taxonomy
Introduction to Wood Science and Timber Engineering
Elementary Fluid Mechanics^Information Technology
Basic Polymer Chemistry^Basic Physical Chemistry
Introduction to Agricultural and Resource Economics
Introduction of Agricultural History^Microeconomics
Animal Physiology^Animal Resource Sciences |
Compulsory Electives |
Animal Ecology^Plant Ecology^General Forest Environmental Science |
Compulsory |
Agricultural Common Subject |
Literacy on Agricultural Studies |
3 or more including 2 compulsory credits |
3rd and 4th years |
Compulsory Electives |
Ethics for Agricultural Sciences: Environmental Ethics
Ethics for Agricultural Sciences: Bioethics
Ethics for Agricultural Sciences: Engineering Ethics |
Course-Specialized Subject |
Forest Management^Silviculture^Forest Policy
Environmental Biophysics^Forest Utilization
Forest Botany^Forest Zoology^Forest Landscape Planning |
12 or more |
Major-Specialized Subject |
Training for Forest Science Basics I
Training for Forest Science Basics II
Training for Forest Science Basics III
Training for Forest Science Basics IV |
6 or more |
Electives |
Course-Specialized Subject |
Forest Soil Science^Forest Genetic Breeding^Forest Ecology
Forest Hydrology^Dendrology^Nature Conservation
Asian Natural Environmental Science
Forest Ecosystem Science and Management
An introduction to Natural Environmental Studies |
24 or more in combination with compulsory electives |
Forest Ecophysiology
Forest Health
Population Genetics
Wild-life Management |
Forest Remote Sensing
Forest Mensuration
Forest Valuation
Forest Environmental Economics
Forest Resources Economics
Forest Sociology
International Forestry
Erosion Control Engineering
Forest Civil Engineering
Forest Engineering
Landscape Analysis
Recreation Planning |
Major-Specialized Subject |
Practice in Forest Management^Experiments in Forest Soil Science
Seminar in Forest Policy^Practice in Forest Utilization
Practice in Forest Landscape Planning
Experiments in Forest Life Science
General Practice in Forest Science |
10 or more in combination with compulsory electives |
Agricultural Development Subject |
Food and Human Health Sciences
Seminar on Food and Health Industries and Sciences
Topics in Biomass Utilization Research
Introduction to Biological Sequence Analysis^Introduction to Genome Informatics
Introduction to Biostatistics^Introduction to Structural Bioinformatics
Food Creation Sciences^Frontier Life Science^Statistics for Ecology
Science Communication^Seminar in Science Communication
Training in Nature Restoration Operation Monitoring
Mathematical Sciences in Agriculture
One Earthology I^One Earthology II^One Earthology III |
|
4th year |
Compulsory |
Major-Specialized Subject |
Graduation Thesis |
8 |
NB) Subjects other than the Graduation Thesis may correspond to either 1 or 2 credits