Ecology

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Specialisation Ecology
The emphasis is on understanding the ecological processes that form the basis for the structure, composition and functioning of forests and natural areas. Each profile can be further specified, for example by focusing on tropical forestry, landscape ecology, animal ecology, forest resource management, plant ecology, biodiversity conservation and tropical nature conservation.

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Courses
In the table below you can find the courses for the specialisation Ecology. Click on the 'course code' to get more information about the course content.

Course code	Course name	Credits	Status	Phase	Period
INF-31806 REG-31806	Models for Forest and Nature Conservation Ecological Methods I	6 6	CS RO0	M1 M1	3 1
FEM-30306 NCP-30306 REG-30306 REG-32306	Advanced Forest Ecology and Forest Management Plant Vegetation and System Ecology Animal Ecology Ecological Methods II	6 6 6 6	RO1 RO1 RO1 RO1	M1 M1 M1 M1	5 6 6 6
NCP-80436 FEM-80436 REG-80436	Thesis Nature Conservation and Plant Ecology Thesis Forest Ecology and Forest Management Thesis Resource Ecology	36 36 36	RO2 RO2 RO2	M1/2 M1/2 M1/2	All All All

• Choose RO0 if this course was not part of your BSc programme
• Choose two courses from RO1
• Choose one thesis from RO2

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