Equatorial Asia, particularly Malaysia, is fortunate to possess one of the world's most extensive tropical rainforests – a precious resource whose true value goes beyond mere financial measurement. Simultaneously, tourism plays a vital role as one of the largest sectors in the economy. In addition to gaining fundamental knowledge in forestry, program participants delve into the potential of ecotourism, the principles of park management, the coexistence of tourism and forests, and the means to establish sustainable forest and ecotourism practices.

During their third year, students receive training in conducting scientific research and producing a dissertation. In their fourth and final year, students have the opportunity to work with our strategic industrial partners, enhancing their professional skills before earning a Bachelor's degree in Forest Science (Nature Parks and Recreation).