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MFC Forest Conservation at University of Toronto

University of Toronto, Canada

Programme overview

MFC Forest Conservation is a graduate programme (Master of Forest Conservation) in the Forestry graduate unit of the School of Graduate Studies at the University of Toronto. Length: 4 sessions full-time. Mode of delivery: In person.

Faculty: School of Graduate Studies  |  Department: Forestry  |  Duration: 4 sessions full-time  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

What you will study

The program starts in September and requires full-time intensive involvement throughout. Students study full-time, taking all required courses in each given session. An FZ (fail) in any one course, or a B– grade in two field courses or in any three courses normally results in a recommendation to the School of Graduate Studies to terminate the student's regis

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Application information

Entry requirements

An appropriate bachelor's degree from a recognized university with an average in each of the final two years of at least mid-B. The MFC program is intended for students with a strong undergraduate background in ecology, environmental sciences, forestry, natural sciences, biology, physical geography, geology, agricultural science, or relevant social sciences. Students from other disciplines will be considered by the department. Additional documentation must be submitted to the department with the completed application form, including transcripts, three references, a letter of interest in the MFC program, and a resumé. See the full instructions and forms . An appropriate bachelor's degree from

Domestic applicants: CAD 10,090 a year (2026). Ontario-resident domestic fee for Master of Forest Conservation (international: Entering 2026). 2026-27 Tuition Fee Schedule 2 (Table C), the schedule for Fall 2026/Winter 2027 with the 2% domestic Ontario-resident increase; program tuition only, excludes Source

International applicants: CAD 49,770 a year (2026). International fee for Master of Forest Conservation (international: Entering 2026). Fee Schedule table D4, 2026-27; program tuition only, excludes incidental and ancillary fees Source

Graduate applications are made online through GradApp; deadlines vary by program and are set by each graduate unit. The application fee is CDN $135, non-refundable, and a supplementary application fee may apply depending on the program.

Apply through the official page: https://future.utoronto.ca/applying

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