Opportunities range from forest land management to the production, marketing and distribution of forest products in domestic and international markets. Employment also extends to academic teaching and research at the university level, professional economic analysis with the staffs of public resource, conservation and research agencies and organizations, international development and technical assistance organizations, and major consulting firms. Financial Aid Limited appointments are available as research assistants and predoctoral associates on a competitive basis. Stipends include a monthly salary in addition to tuition waivers. Some limited graduate fellowships are available on a competitive basis.
Many students also earn partial support from hourly employment.
All applicants should also investigate national sources of financial aid. Applying Application forms may be obtained from the University office of Graduate Admissions , or from the College of Forest Resources . Early application is advised since program admissions are limited and may be filled in advance of final application deadlines. Applications completed after February 1 may be considered on a space-available basis.