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UNIVERSITETI
UKSHIN HOTI
PRIZREN

Bachelor

Forestry and Environmental Sciences

Study Program

4.   EVALUATION OF THE PROGRAM

Table ii.1: Study program “Forest and Environmental Sciences” (BSc), re/accreditation

Name of study programForest and Environmental Sciences
Qualification level according to NQF (BA, MA, PhD, doctoral program, university course, certificate or professional diploma) 
BSc
Academic degree and degree diploma in full and abbreviated formBachelor of Forests and Environmental Sciences
Field of study according to Erasmus Subject  Area Codes (ESAC)01.6
Academic program profileForests and Environmental Sciences
Minimum duration of the study3 years (6 semesters)
Form of study (regular, without dismissal, distance study, etc.)Regular
Number of ECTS180 ECTS ose 60 ECTS/Year
Modules / Courses (short overview)1.1.Plant Biology (O)

 

1.2.Animal Biology (O)

1.3.Mathematics (O)

1.4.Chemistry (O)

1.5.Physics and Meteorology (O)

1.6.Basic Informatics (O)

2.1. Systematic and Forest Botany (O)

2.2. Forest Chemistry (O)

2.3. Forest Pedology (O)

2.4. Pollution and environmental protection (O)

2.5. English Language I (O)

3.1. Sylviculture (O)

3.2. Dendrometry (O)

3.3. Forest utilization technology (O)

3.4. Non timber forest products (O)

3.5. Forest Genetics (O)

4.1. Forest Entomology (O)

4.2. Dendrology (O)

4.3. Forest engineering (O)

4.4. Forest production (O)

4.5. Forest Pathology (O)

5.1. GIS for landscape analysis (O)

5.2. Plant Ecology and Geobotany (O)

5.3. Agroforestry (O)

5.4. Forest Ergonomics (O)

5.5. Forest Revitalization (O)

6.1. Forest Management Planning (O)

6.2. Forest Protection from Fire (O)

6.3. Professional practice (O)

6.4. Elements of Economics (O)

6.5. Administration and policy of Forest Resources (O)

6.6. B.Sc. Thesis (O)

Elective courses:

**  Ecological Microbiology (E)

**  English II (E)

***Forest Phytosociology (E)

*    Environmental Monitoring (E)

***Game management (E)

*    Forest Hydrology (E)

***Forest and Environmental Legislation (E)

*    Basic statistic (E)

*    Plant production (E)

**  Dendrochronology (E)

***Management of protected areas (E)

***Forest Recreation and Tourism (E)

**  Monitoring of animal populations (E)

**  Measurement of forest areas (E)

***Urban forestry (E)

Number of study places50
Study direction / program leaderProf. Asoc. Dr. Faruk Bojaxhi

 

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Ylli Kortoçi

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Albana Milaimi

Permanent academic staff (scientific / artistic) (Number of personnel by categories)Seventeen (11) full-time teaching staff:

 

7 Prof. Asoc., 2 Prof. Ass., and 2 Ass. PhD(c)

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Faruk Bojaxhi

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Ylli Kortoçi

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Albana Milaimi

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Mirvjena Kortoçi

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Isuf Lushi

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Kushtrim Braha

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Arsim Susuri

Prof. Ass. Dr. Esma Canhasi Kasemi

Prof. Ass. Dr. Jasmin Jusufi

Ass. Liridon Buqaj PhDc

Ass. Endrit Fetahi PhDc

Eight (8) part-time teaching staff:

1 Prof. Dr., 6 Prof. Asoc., 1 Dr. Sc.,

Prof. Dr. Fatmir Faiku

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Bekim Gashi

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Fadil Musa

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Ferim Gashi

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Arben Alla

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Qenan Maxhuni

Prof. Asoc. Dr. Bashkim Thaçi

Dr. Sc. Avni Morina

Study feeAccording to the administrative guidelines of the MESTI

Note: * (elective course for the first year); ** (elective course for the second year); *** (elective course for the third year).

Program overview

Program reasoning for the labor trade

The objectives of the study program “Forest and Environmental Sciences” are designed as follows:

  • Builds a comprehensive and deep understanding of concepts, practices, and principles: describes the essence of issues in the field of Forestry and Environment.
  • Advances students with advanced research skills: Enables in-depth analysis and contributes to innovative solutions within the forestry and environmental sector.
  • Develops professional competencies for expertise roles in forestry and the environment: Prepares students for success in decision-making and professional positions within forestry and environmental companies and organizations.
  • Stimulates flexibility and adaptation in students: Facilitates effective responses to challenges, the establishment of mechanisms for nature preservation and maintenance, sustainable forest management, and all living organisms on Earth.
  • Enhances the systematization, analysis, and reporting of relevant data: Promotes the development of skills in writing, information gathering, statistical analysis, and presentation of results.
  • Provides advice and expertise to relevant institutions and organizations: Develops skills to provide valuable contributions and advice for sector improvement.
  • Focuses on updating the curriculum and adapting to market demands: Ensures that graduates are well-prepared for the forestry sector market.
  • Promotes ethical and sustainable practices: Encourages social responsibility and conscientious decision-making regarding the environment.
  • Improves problem-solving skills: Identifies and addresses challenges in the field of forestry and the environment.
  • Prepares students for a global perspective: Offers a profound understanding of forestry and the environment, preparing them for international markets and collaborations.
  • Encourages entrepreneurial and leadership skills: Allows graduates to take influential roles in the forestry sector.
  • Promotes the role of forestry in community well-being: Focuses on social responsibility and the contribution of forestry to community life improvement.

Learning outcomes of the students graduating this study program are:

  1. Successfully perform the duties of a forestry officer or professional collaborator in all aspects of forestry activities.
  2. Conduct activities related to inventorying, planning, and implementing forestry programs.
  3. Analyze and monitor the effectiveness of forest inventory, actively participating in the implementation of their management programs.
  4. Execute professional work in the field with precision, including care, revitalization, and sustainable maintenance of forests.
  5. Identify and use mechanical equipment, techniques, and standard technologies to carry out operations in forestry.
  6. Conduct professional work to improve and plan forests in Kosovo, protecting forests against abiotic and biotic factors, especially forest fires.
  7. Implement professional activities for the implementation of flora and fauna management programs, including organizing hunting.
  8. Integrate sustainable forestry management techniques and technology around the organization of production, utilization, and occupational safety in the forest environment.
  9. Organize and perform individual work in private enterprises and as forestry inspectors, engage and adapt to teamwork in relation to all other tasks in forestry, nature, and environmental protection.
  10. Monitor and assess the effects of chemical and biological pollutants on the environment.
  11. Develop professionally and acquire the skills to pursue master’s studies.

International comparability of the program

Purpose and profile of the program

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