University of Washington — School of Environmental and Forest Sciences
http://www.cfr.washington.edu/academicPrograms/graduate/pcmi/pcmiForestry.shtml
- Program Type:
- Master's International
- Department:
- School of Environmental and Forest Sciences
- Degrees Awarded:
- Forest Resources (MFR), Forestry (MF)
- Admissions Deadlines:
January 15th for autumn quarter September 1st for winter quarter November 1st for spring quarter January 15th for summer quarter
- Admissions Cycle:
4 times a year
- Program Start:
- Summer or Fall
- Program Founded:
- May, 2003
Benefits
Five credits are earned for Peace Corps service, eligibility for all applicable funding sources.
Description
Master's International students take a focused curriculum of study including a full 27 month tour of service as a Peace Corps volunteer. Incoming students have the option of pursuing a general Master of Forest Resources (MFR) degree or the more rigorous and professionally accredited Master of Forestry (MF) degree. The choice of masters program would depend on a student’s academic background and their future career goals.The academic component of the International Forestry Master's International program can be completed during 4 academic quarters of study. The first year of study must be completed prior to leaving for Peace Corps service. During their Peace Corps volunteer service, students remain in regular communication with their faculty advisor regarding their research project. Upon the completion of their Peace Corps service, International Forestry Master's International students return to the College of Forest Resources for a final quarter to complete their coursework, prepare their professional paper, and help to mentor the incoming class of International Forestry Master's International students.
Requirements
Students are required to meet both the university admission requirements and the Peace Corps requirements. Participants must complete academic requirements of the program before service.
For inquiries about Master's International, call 855.855.1961 x1812.
Program Contacts
-
Center for International Trade in Forest Products
Box 352100
Seattle, Washington 98195 - Telephone
- (206) 543-1918
- Fax
- (206) 685-3091
- eastin@u.washington.edu
If you have questions, please contact:
Dr. Ivan Eastin
Associate Director & Professor
Find Local Events
Peace Corps recruiters appear at information sessions, campus and community events, and career fairs. Pick a state and find a Peace Corps event near you.

