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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
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1
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Students gain skills to acknowledge environmental and forestry problems and producing solutions suitable to global and social conditions
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5
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2
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Students know both abiotic and biotic elements of biodiversity and forest ecosystems and comprehend the relations between them
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-
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3
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Students have the knowledge and skills required for arrangement and management of sustainable resource management and forest resource planning
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5
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4
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Students have the skills and knowledge required for protection of forests, care and regeneration, establisment of new forests, and scheduled applications for improvement of nonproductive forest to productive forests
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-
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5
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Students gain the skills for planning and inspection, revealing sociocultural, socioeconomical and sociopolitical structure of forestry
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-
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6
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Students gain skills and knowledge for using information technologies, measurement and analysis devices and methods
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5
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7
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Students understand and apply national and international forestry policies, acts and trends
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4
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8
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Students have the skills for understanding and evaluatingthe sectoral structure of forestry in both national and international scale
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-
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9
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Students may compete national and international scale, develop and join shared projects related to environment and forestry
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-
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10
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Students gain skills for effective communication, analytic thinking, independent acting and working as a team.
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4
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11
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Students gain professional forestry understanding and ethical responsibility.
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-
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12
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Students may follow ecological, political, economical and social developments, and use these information for improvement of national forestry.
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4
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