The "Diversity of Forest Ecosystems" Master's program aims to train specialists with advanced competencies in the field of management and conservation of forest biodiversity. It offers a complex and interdisciplinary approach, integrating elements of forest ecology, silviculture, pedology (soil science), climatology, entomofauna protection, and hydrology.

Students are trained to understand the structure, functioning, and dynamics of forest ecosystems, to develop biodiversity conservation strategies, and to apply sustainable forest management practices. The program emphasizes the impact of climate change and the adaptation of forest ecosystems to global pressures, as well as the development of applied research and innovation skills.

Its mission is to prepare a new generation of experts in forest biodiversity, capable of responding to current challenges and contributing to the protection of natural heritage through sustainable and innovative solutions.