The School of Forestry offers graduate study leading to a Master of Science or PhD in Forest Resources. Several faculty members in the School of Forest Resources (SFR) participate in the interdepartmental degrees offered through the Ecology and Environmental Sciences program. Students may choose from a wide range of specialties including: Forest biological sciences (forest ecology and silviculture, forest genetics, soils, entomology, physiology, and pathology), Forest biometrics (inventory, modeling, remote sensing, GIS, and spatial analysis), Forest management, Forest economics and policy, Forest business administration, Forest management and planning, Forest operations science and Wood science and technology (bioenergy, wood composites, wood engineering, renewable nanomaterials), and forest-based recreation, and tourism. The Ph.D. in Forest Resources is the highest academic degree offered requiring students with excellent academic records and experience. Students are expected to design and complete a dissertation on original research that can be published in multiple journals.