Key Takeaways
- The University of British Columbia (UBC) in Canada is accepting applications for its Master of Applied Science in Forestry.
- Supported students receive a median annual funding of CAD 35,585 during their first two years.
- Eligible applicants, including Pakistanis, can apply for the program with a February 1, 2027, deadline.
The University of British Columbia (UBC) in Canada is currently accepting applications for its Master of Applied Science (MASc) in Forestry. This program offers financial support through scholarships, research assistantships, and teaching opportunities.
According to UBC’s published funding statistics, supported students in the program received a median annual funding of CAD 35,585 during their first two years. This financial support is crucial for students to focus on their studies and research.
Eligible applicants, including domestic and international students, including Pakistanis, can apply for the program. The application deadline for September 2027 admission is February 1, 2027.
The Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Stewardship separately provides a minimum annual funding package of CAD 20,000 for eligible research-based master’s students, subject to departmental funding conditions.
UBC charges tuition fees for the MASc Forestry program. The university’s published first-year tuition rates are approximately CAD 10,081.65 for international students and CAD 5,738.52 for domestic students.
Eligible international students can receive an International Tuition Award worth up to CAD 3,200 annually. The university also lists additional student fees of approximately CAD 1,203.20 per year.
Applicants must normally hold a recognised bachelor’s degree in Applied Science or a higher degree in Engineering. Candidates must also satisfy UBC’s general admission requirements for master’s programs, including a minimum academic average in the B+ range, equivalent to approximately 76% under its grading system.
The program offers a variety of funding opportunities, including research assistantships, teaching assistantships, and academic assistantships. Additionally, there are internal or external scholarships available.
For more detailed information, interested students can visit the UBC website or contact the Faculty of Forestry and Environmental Stewardship directly.
