The Department of Forestry and Wildlife (FWL) is a leading institution dedicated to the study and conservation of forests and wildlife. FWL offers comprehensive programs that encompass the disciplines of forestry, conservation biology, wildlife ecology, and natural resource management.
FWL graduates can pursue diverse career paths, including forest managers, wildlife biologists, conservation officers, environmental consultants, park rangers, forest policy analysts, and ecological researchers. With a focus on environmental stewardship, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable resource utilization, FWL graduates play a pivotal role in managing and protecting our forests and wildlife, ensuring their long-term viability and contributing to the preservation of our natural heritage.
Through a combination of rigorous academic training, fieldwork, and research opportunities, students develop a deep understanding of forest ecosystems, wildlife conservation, sustainable forest management, and the interactions between humans and the natural environment.
B.Sc in Forestry and Wildlife
M.Sc in Wildlife Health
M.Sc Forest Resources Management
FWL graduates play a crucial role in managing and conserving forest ecosystems, protecting wildlife habitats, promoting sustainable forestry practices, conducting ecological research, and addressing environmental challenges.