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Graduates from this degree program receive a rigorous blend of engineering and forestry education that provides a foundation for diverse career options. There is only one other university in the U.S. that offers a forest engineering degree. The OSU Forest Engineering Program is the only one that is accredited in both engineering and forestry.  \nThe FE Program is divided into pre-professional (Years 1 & 2) and professional (Years 3 & 4) components. The pre-professional coursework provides the foundation on which the professional coursework is built. This gives you an opportunity to demonstrate that you have the aptitude, desire, professional attitude, and academic accomplishment required for advancement to the professional level. Acceptance into the professional program in Forest Engineering is based upon your performance in the pre-professional courses. Admission requirements for the FE Professional Program are detailed on page 9.  \nFE graduates are prepared to play a variety of key roles in meeting the world’s appetite for wood products from sustainable forests, while also protecting other resource values such as soils, water, wildlife habitat, and recreation opportunities. In a world of more than 7 billion people, society’s wood demands are enormous and growing, even with aggressive recycling programs. Many FE graduates help meet these demands in positions that plan, design, and implement forestry activities—applying the best engineering, science, technology and experience available to conduct safe, cost effective, and environmentally responsible forest operations.  \nSome FE graduates pursue careers with less focus on forestry. Examples include land development, surveying engineering, transportation engineering and management, environmental consulting, and municipal engineering.  \nTraditional forest engineering jobs typically involve developing and maintaining transportation systems, and planning and designing timber harvests and other forest operations. Forest products or timberland management companies, federal or state agencies, and consulting or contracting firms are the most common employers for new graduates. Some stay in field-oriented positions for much of their career, but many graduates have become successful managers and executives as they gain experience. A substantial number of graduates find opportunity and satisfaction in owning their own consulting or contracting business, especially if they are interested in entrepreneurship.  \nAll of these types of positions represent vibrant and timely career opportunities. Forestry continues to be a cornerstone of the economy of many communities, providing jobs and economic vitality. As the population of the world grows and natural resource challenges become more complex, the need for well-rounded highly trained forest engineers increases. Oregon State University is working to fill that need!  \nProgram Educational Outcomes  \nWe expect that Forest Engineering graduates will be applying the following knowledge and activities in their careers within a few years of graduation:  \n􀂃 Application of Engineering in Forestry: Practiced engineering applications within a forestry context.  \n􀂃 Operational application of silviculture: Developed engineered forest operations that achieve silvicultural objectives.  \n􀂃 Protect soil and water resources: Designed forest operations that appropriately protect the physical and biological aspects of soil and water resources.  \n􀂃 Apply land and resource measurements: Incorporated s","cbCaimLNDhzdjghD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimLNDhzdjghD","pdf",1333945,14,"English","# Forest Engineering Careers\n# Program Educational Objectives\n# Forest Engineering Curriculum\n## Degree Requirements\n## Pre-FE Courses\n## Course Listings\n# Sample Four-year Plan\n# Advising\n# Program Structure and Pro-School\n# Requirements for Graduation\n# Curriculum Structure\n# Accreditation Information","[{\"question\":\"How is the Forest Engineering program structured at Oregon State University?\",\"answer\":\"The FE program is divided into pre-professional (Years 1 \\u0026 2) and professional (Years 3 \\u0026 4) components. 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