1. To internalize forester’s professional ethics and commitment to sustainable environment
2. To demonstrate logic and critical thinking skills
3. To demonstrate understanding of basic concept of forestry science, ecology, and conservation in Wallacea Region
4. To demonstrate understanding the principle of sustainable forest management
5. To demonstrate understanding the principle of forest product’s properties, processing, and utilization
6. To perform forest resources inventory, mapping, and forest utilization planning
7. To apply silviculture practices for natural forest, plantation forest, and community forest
8. To perform forest products analysis for optimum utilization
9. To demonstrate capacity as eco-technopreneur in forestry business

1. Senior High School graduates (or equivalent level)
2. Passing one of the new student admission tests (national Entrance tests through SNMPTN

– Fail to gain 48 credit hours with GPA < 2.0 in the first 4 semester

– Fail to complete the study after 7 years

1. Forest management

• Regional Planning and Forestry Information System
• Forest Protection
• Forest Engineering and Harvesting Area Development
• Hydrology

2. Silviculture

• Water and soil conservation
• Silviculture
• Biotechnology
• Agroforestry

3. Forest Conservation

• Conservation Biology
• Protected Area Management and Ecotourism

4. Forest Product Technology

• Wood Basic Characteristics and Quality
• Wood Deterioration and Wood Property Improvement
• Non-Timber Forest Products

5. Social and Economics of Forestry

• Forestry Policy
• Forest Economics
• Social Forestry

General Courses (27 credit hours)

Basic and comprehensive Forestry Science (101 credit hours)

Elective courses based on concentration (9 credit hours)

Community service (4 credit hours)

Final Project (8 credit hours)

On campus:

Laboratories (silviculture, watershed management, forest product processing and utilization, forest conservation and ecotourism, forest planning and information system, forest biotechnology, forest protection, forest policy and entrepreneurship, forest harvesting), classrooms, reading room, center for student’s activities, forestry hall, lounge (http://unhas.ac.id/fahutan/index.php/en/faculty-profile/facilities/learning-facilities.html).

Off campus:

Teaching Forest (1,400 ha) located 60 km from the main campus (Lodging rooms, villas, hall, camping ground, sylva park, acacia park) (http://unhas.ac.id/fahutan/index.php/en/faculty-profile/facilities/forest-of-education.html)