How to apply

The bioengineer in Forest and Natural Area Management has the necessary skills (analysis, modeling and management methods) to contribute to the sustainable and multifunctional management of forest ecosystems and natural areas, whether in temperate or tropical environments.

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Bioengineering professions

Course timetables, admission requirements and learning outcomes are available in the online course program

A bioengineer in Forest and Natural Area Management is trained to respond to major global issues such as deforestation, biodiversity erosion and climate change.

In this way, they help to develop the goods and services provided by ecosystems for the benefit of all, and local populations in particular.

The training offered in this Master's program is based on a wide range of field activities.

Your contact on the Gembloux campus
Information about studies

Ariane Dukers

+32 (0)81 62 22 65
Monday to Friday I 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Meetings by appointment

info.gembloux@uliege.be

Entrance 7 - Senghor Quarter I Building 120

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updated on 8/25/25

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