September 2009: Trends in European Forestry 2009-2011 will start on 31st August 2009 in Skinnskatteberg, Sweden.

August 2009: Welcoming and Orientation for MSc EF 2009-2011 students in Helsinki will start on 26th August 2009.

Call for applications for the academic year 2009-2011 for the European nationalities is now over.

Call for applications for the academic year 2009- 2011 has been announced for the European nationalities. The last date for the application is 31st of May 2009.

September 2008: Trends in European Forestry 2008 – 2010 starts from 1 st September in Garpenberg , Sweden

August 2008: Welcoming and Orientation for MSc EF 2008-2010 students in Helsinki on 27 th -28 th August, 2008

May 2008: Selection of students for 2008-2010 is over

May 2008: European Forestry Field Course -2008 (1 st may - 8 th June in Spain , France , Germany , the Netherlands )

April 2008 - Mr.Ashraful Alam has been elected as the MSc EF Delegate for 2 nd EMA General Assembly in Perugia , Italy (6 th – 7 th June, 2008)

March 2008: An extra call only for EU nationals for the MSc EF course 2008-2010 opens, with deadline on the 6th June 2008. Application form and instructions are posted in the MScEF website.

October 2007: The MSc EF application period for the course 2008-2010 opens, with deadline on the 31st December 2007. The next international call for applicants is expected to open in Autumn 2008.

June 2007: MSc EF student Patience Mayaki -currently at Wageningen Univ.- on the International Conference of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) Read more

June 2007: 4 additional European students are accepted to the MSc European Forestry 2007-2009, to join the already accepted 23 students. All 27 students are expected to arrive at Helsinki on 29th August for the starting of the MSc EF Course, which begins with a welcoming programme in Helsinki and Stockholm, followed by the 4-week course Trends in European Forestry in Garpenberg (Sweden).

May-June 2007: The European Forestry Field Course takes the students to an intensive fforest and cultural tour through Spain, France, Germany and The Netherlands in a 5-week course. The course is followed by the course Multifunctional Forestry in Mountain Regions held in Austria during 2 weeks organised by BOKU.

March 2007: All applicants -inlcuding the 23 accepted students- are informed by email on the selection decission made by the MSc European Forestry Consortium concerning the course 2007-2009.

January 2007: The application period for the MSc EF Course 2007--2009 closes on 31st December 2006. Over 200 candidates from nearly 40 countries submit their application.

October-December 2006: The MSc EF 2006-2008 students carry out their Applied Period in Forest Institutions at different European organizations.