Following a forced break in its activities in the 1960s, the faculty resumed its work in 1990 and its courses were reorganised with the view of new political, economic as well as ecological situation in the country. This course educates specialists capable of general management concerned with all problems of modern forestry and able to work in charge of forestry enterprises both state-owned and private. Landscape Engineering Graduates from this course are specialised in landscape management, namely for regions where agricultural, forest and water management overlap. The bachelor degree course in Forest Management and Administration is an independent, three-year complete course with no option of change to other engineering study courses. The course is focused at the economic aspects of forest management and administration, namely at problems of property ownership and finance.
Special attention is paid to informatics, accounting, and to general knowledge of forest management.
Postgraduate studies follow the completed university course and they require the student to pass rigorous examinations and defend a scientific dissertation. Theoretical classes take place in Prague, practical field exercises at Kostelec n. The Department of Dendrology and Forest Tree Improvement Forestry botany, phytocenology and typology, forest dendrology, forest tree improvement, tissue cultures, etc. The department owns an arboretum at Kostelec n. The Department of Forest Surveying and Management Forest production development analysis, its assessment and management.