Forest Products Technology and Timber Construction

University of Applied Sciences: FH Salzburg

Study locations: Campus Kuchl

Topic: Technology, Engineering

Duration of studies: 6 Semester

Type of study course: Bachelor degree programme

Graduation: BSc

Link to courses of study: http://www.fh-salzburg.ac.at/htb

Study language: German

Short description:

Wood needs experts — we train them! The BSc. degree programme in Forest Products Technology and Timber Construction (htb) imparts a combination of technical, artistic and economical competences to prepare undergraduates for their future professional life. They apply their acquired knowledge in interdisciplinary and integrative projects. In addition, students take part in special training courses, such as teamwork and communication skills as well as in-depth social skills courses. English is, of course, a core subject in the whole degree course and a second compulsory language supports the aim of achieving international cooperation both in the academic world and in global industry. Graduates are indeed offered a wide variety of positions and many undergraduates are sure of a post months before they have finished their degree course.

Study focus:

Forest Products Technology and Timber Construction

Tuition fees: € 363,- + € 17,- (ÖH-fee)

Organisation form: Full-time

Number of study places per year: 60

Work placement: internship

Admission requirements:

higher education entrance qualification, specialist occupational qualification plus additional test or equivalent foreign certificate

Mode of application: Online application (with the application documents)

Application deadline: 01.10.2011 - June 2012 (for more details see our website)

Dates for admission procedure: 27.03.2012, 24.04.2012, 22.05.2012, 05.06.2012, 26.06.2012

Admission procedure: written entrance exam; personal interview

Begin of studies: September 2012

Info days: 16.03.2012: Open House (all-day, Campus Kuchl); info-breakfast: 26.01.2012 & 10.05.2012 (09:00 a.m.-12:00 a.m., Campus Kuchl)