Informational Session: Graduate Certificate in Forest Carbon Science, Policy, and Management

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Learn more about the Michigan State University Department of Forestry's Graduate Certificate in Forest Carbon Science, Policy, and Management in this online recorded information session.

Learn more about the Michigan State University Department of Forestry's Graduate Certificate in Forest Carbon Science, Policy, and Management in this online recorded information session. This webinar was led by the Forest Carbon and Climate Program Director, Lauren Cooper. Lauren discussed goals of the Certificate program, admission and application information, course descriptions, and financial aid opportunities. The session was followed by an open Q+A.

This session was recorded on November 30th, 2018. 

 

An overview of the application process can be found here: https://www.canr.msu.edu/fccp/forest-carbon-graduate-certificate/apply-now. 

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