2
degrees with 4 options for a major
30
classes with outdoor environmental labs
95%
of our forestry graduates are employed in the natural resource sector
The undergraduate degree choice that gives you the greatest chance for well paying employment in a surging natural resource sector.
Our faculty maintains a close, engaged relationship with students, particularly through integrated experiential learning as our students learn in the environment.
Our graduates are highly sought after across Canada--95% in last five years have gained relevant employment in the natural resource sector, many of whom earned well-paying and career-relevant summer employment.
Learn more using UNB's Academic Program Search or by visiting the Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Mangement website.
Forestry & Environmental Management graduates manage today for tomorrow.
In a hands-on, experiential learning environment, Forestry & Environmental Management--or ForEM--students undertake projects involving research, planning, and implementation of water & wildlife management efforts for real clients, including the cities of Fredericton and Saint John, Parks Canada, and Nature Trust NB.
Graduates from ForEM lead forestry management planning efforts in over half of the Canadian provinces and territories. ForEM graduates have designed and continue to support the world's premier analytical software used to manage over 500 million hectares of forestry in 18 countries.
At UNB, there are many ways to succeed in your field of study and in your future career. For example, you can participate in the Co-Curricular Program. You can complete internships, co-ops, and field schools; participate in Work-study and similar opportunities; join and lead a student group with the Student Union (Fredericton) or Students’ Representative Council (Saint John); and find other ways to volunteer doing things that interest you.
Your skill development will be guided with the help of an academic advisor and other professionals in your program of study.
These avenues will assist you with your career planning depending on where you are in your studies