The Department teaches courses within many of the Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology’s study programmes. Our focus is central to the following programmes:
Bachelor’s programmes
- Arboriculture (in Czech)
- Biomaterial (in Czech)
- Landscaping (in Czech)
- Forestry (in Czech)
- Forestry of Tropics nad Subtropics (in Czech)
- Technology and Management of Wood Processing (in Czech)
Bachelor’s programmes
- European forestry (in English)
- Forestry Engineering (in Czech)
- Forestry Engineering of Tropics nad Subtropics (in Czech)
- Nursery Management and Tree Breeding (in Czech)
- Technical Biology of Woody Species (in Czech)
Doctoral programmes
- Forest Ecology (in Czech)
- Forest Ecology (in English)
- Forest Phytology (in Czech)
- Forest Phytology (in English)
- Forest Pathology and Mycology (in czech)
- Forest Pathology and Mycology (in English)
- Forest Protection and Game Management (in Czech)




Teaching is varied and based on research and practice, using advanced technologies.
- Our collections and herbarium are at your disposal.
- We teach in the classroom and in the field.
- We teach you how to recognise wood rot and identify the wood-destroying fungi responsible with the naked eye and under a microscope
- We involve leading national and international experts in our teaching
- We’ll show you the developmental stages of insect pests and their food sources.
- We conduct final theses at all levels of study.
- We organise lectures by world leading experts outside regular teaching.
- We’ll show you the very best way to organise hunting in the hunting grounds of the School Forestry Enterprise