The course focuses on understanding of the interactions between natural ecosystems and various
processes in meteorology, agronomy, and forestry. Lectures on basic science and applied research
deal with practical issues in vegetation, soil science, ecology, and biogeochemistry associated with
changes in weather and environment. Major topics include the exchange of energy, matter and
information between agroforest ecosystems and the atmosphere, micro-meteorological
measurements (radiation, canopy turbulence, evapotranspiration, flux and concentration),
biometeorology (crop production, light & water use efficiency, phenology, and disturbance),
aerobiology (pollen, spore, dispersion of insects and pesticides), forest fire meteorology,
interactions between vegetation and changes in weather and environment.
NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website
Extra Notes
As the online application system will close at the end of april, please be sure to complete the application process by closing time.
We cannot accept any application after the deadline with any reason