Educational Opurtunites in Arboriculture

[pondoludicrous]

Im thinking about going back to school. Are there any programs that cater specifically to Arboriculture? At the bachelors or masters level? Ive heard that some Urban Forestry programs have some Arboriculture classes. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

thanks

Mike Dunn

 

[guymayor]

There are online courses at www.brcc.edu

 

[Zac]

If you are near Wisconsin, UW Stevens Point (www.uwsp.edu) was a pretty good program. Mid-State tech school (www.mstc.edu) in Wisconsin Rapids is also a good one.

Zac

 

[Jeremy9]

I went to Paul Smiths college in New York. They have a two year program in urban tree managment. It's a good program, very hands on.

 

[huggybear]

I went to PSU check them out, i know they have BS and PhD programs, but not sure about masters check it out here.
http://www.sfr.cas.psu.edu/

plus they have a pretty good football team as well, at least this year.

 

[mpriley02]

http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~deenr/

I got my B.S. in Natural Resource Mgmt. from Rutgers. It was a good program, and they have an urban forestry concentration available, with arboriculture classes. Jason Grabosky and Ed Green are your contacts for that program. Good luck

 

[Eric_E]

J9,
SC, cool, me too! No UTM back then.

PSC, Where the men are men and the women are men, and the sheep run scared.

 

[rimu]

If you are looking for a course that goes to diploma level and keen on seeing a unique part of the world with a mild winter, have a look at.

www.wintec.ac.nz/index.asp?pageID=2145825429