Forestry & Environmental Resources (Semester)

Australia: University of Adelaide

The University of Adelaide is one of Australia’s top research universities and has four onshore campuses. North Terrace, in the cultural heart of the city of Adelaide is the main campus and site of most teaching and research facilities.

Denmark: University of Copenhagen

Copenhagen is the largest city in Scandinavia with a population of over 1.5 million and is the capital of Denmark. Compared to many other cosmopolitan cities, it is also considered a very safe city. With its many pedestrian streets, beautiful squares and narrow lanes, the inner city invites one to wander around and enjoy the atmosphere.

Ecuador: Universidad San Francisco de Quito

Once the northern capital of the Inca empire, Quito became an important colonial center under the Spanish and is now a cosmopolitan, modern city of over one million inhabitants. Although relatively small in size, Ecuador offers a fascinating diversity of geography and cultures.

New Zealand: Massey University

Massey University offers students the widest range of courses and the opportunity to choose from three campuses in Auckland, Palmerston North, or Wellington. It is New Zealand’s largest educational and research institution with a tradition of academic excellence across disciplines.

South Africa: Stellenbosch University

Nestled between picturesque mountains in the Cape Winelands, Stellenbosch University offers a beautiful environment to students who choose to study there. Stellenbosch is a vibrant town with a lot of activities on offer for everybody! From an eclectic mix of restaurants and pubs to picturesque wine farms, theatres to music halls, you will always find something to keep you entertained in Stellenbosch.

United Kingdom: University of Leeds

Leeds is the historic hub for the country’s manufacturing industry and textile trade as well as the cultural, sporting and shopping center for much of the Airedale region. The city center is a mix of modern and traditional architecture with contemporary commercial and shopping precincts standing next to Victorian and Tudor buildings.