Thesis research typically draws from related departments with their faculty serving on graduate advisory committees of Forest Products students. Minors are most commonly selected from disciplines such as Statistics, Engineering, Chemistry, and Business. The Department of Forest Products also offers the opportunity for dual majors and concurrent degrees where a successful student meets the requirements in both areas. In recent years students have successfully completed dual or concurrent degrees in Civil Engineering, Statistics, Mechanical Engineering, Forest Science, Economics and other programs. The major professor in Forest Products is the best source of information on these programs.
Most graduate programs are closely related to our research activities.
A scholastic record or background indicating a potential for success with graduate work.