Forestry and greening of residential areas.

Forestry and Landscaping of Residential Areas
Description:
The Bachelor's program in Forestry and Landscaping of Residential Areas is focused on forestry, landscape architecture, ornamental gardening, and the greening of residential areas. The program includes selecting ornamental plant species, improving the quality of landscaping projects, and promoting the rational use of land, water, energy, and material resources. Students will learn to propagate and care for ornamental trees, shrubs, vines, and flowers, as well as design and maintain landscape compositions. The program also incorporates innovative approaches to landscaping.

In this program, you will need to complete 240 credits over 8 semesters (4 years).
Total classroom hours: 5880 hours
Practical training: 870 hours
Final thesis: 450 hours

Structure of the educational process:
Theoretical and practical training: 102 weeks (semesters 1–8), final thesis defense
Practical training: 29 weeks (semesters 2,4,6,8)
Assessment: 19 weeks (semesters 1–7)
Final state assessment: 5 weeks (semester 8)
Holidays: 45 weeks (semesters 1–8)
Introduction to the credit system: 4 weeks (semesters 1,3,5,7)
Total: 204 weeks