The programme emphasises a systemic approach that is important for understanding the mechanisms affecting the spatial distribution of organisms, population dynamics, and energy and matter flows and transformation. The forest is thus understood not only as a wood producer, but also as an ecosystem able to maintain high levels of biodiversity, provide protective soil functions etc.

The programme emphasises a systemic approach that is important for understanding the mechanisms affecting the spatial distribution of organisms, population dynamics, and energy and matter flows and transformation. The forest is thus understood not only as a wood producer, but also as an ecosystem able to maintain high levels of biodiversity, provide protective soil functions etc.

This field involves modern methods of data collection, the use of decision support systems, mathematical modelling and growth simulators, and assessing the impact of harmful factors on forest production and management.

This field involves modern methods of data collection, the use of decision support systems, mathematical modelling and growth simulators, and assessing the impact of harmful factors on forest production and management.

It mainly involves research, education and scientific training on issues relating to the pathogens, saprotrophs and endophytes of woody species, as well as the diversity of the mycobiota of forest ecosystems. Students will gain experience in applying standard microbiological and molecular biological methods.

It mainly involves research, education and scientific training on issues relating to the pathogens, saprotrophs and endophytes of woody species, as well as the diversity of the mycobiota of forest ecosystems. Students will gain experience in applying standard microbiological and molecular biological methods.

especially in the area of landscape water management, forestry structures, the integration of structures into the landscape, wooden structures in landscape creation and protection, landscape and spatial planning, landscape ecology and landscape revitalisation, including the restoration of streams.

especially in the area of landscape water management, forestry structures, the integration of structures into the landscape, wooden structures in landscape creation and protection, landscape and spatial planning, landscape ecology and landscape revitalisation, including the restoration of streams.

The main goal of this training is to deepen and to extend the professional profile of graduates of master's degree programs Horticulture, Horticulture Technology Management, viticulture and oenology, quality of plant food sources or related fields (agricultural or biological direction) with an emphasis on developing the student's personality in the field of scientific research, publications and presentation.

The programme places increased emphasis on current issues in forestry and silviculture (the choice of woody plants, natural regeneration, the growth of woody plants, etc.).

The programme places increased emphasis on current issues in forestry and silviculture (the choice of woody plants, natural regeneration, the growth of woody plants, etc.).