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• 1833. Publication of the General Ordinances of Forestry, the starting point for the creation of the Corp and the School of Forestry Engineers.
• 1846. Engineering School of Forestry, using the experience gained by Agustin Pascual in the School of Forestry of Thrarandt (Germany).
• 1853. Corps of Forestry Engineers.• 1870. The school was moved to the "Casa de Oficios“ of El Escorial, where it
remained until 1914.• 1914. The school is moved to Madrid• 1936. During the civil war, much of the heritage of the School was burnt,
including archive, museum, collections and library, consisting of some 30,000 titles.
Castle of Villaviciosa de Odón. First seat of the Special School of Forest Engineers
Currently, the School of Forest Engineers is part of the UPM, located since 1945 in the University City.
HISTORY
LOCATION
Link to Google Maps
Metropolitano
Ciudad Universitaria
ETSI Montes
DIRECTIVE TEAMDeanD. José Vicente López
Vice Dean of Academic PlanningSusana Martín Fernández
Vice Dean of QualityConcepción García
Vice Dean of Economic AffairsPedro Cifuentes
Vice Dean of International AffairsMaría Paz Arraiza
Vice Dean of Research and DoctoratePaloma de Palacios
Vice Dean for Institutional Relationships Dª Susana Martín Fernández
Secretary Sigfredo Ortuño
WHAT TO STUDY AT ETSI MONTES
• Old Study Plan• Forest Engineer (6 years)• Environmental Sciences (2 years 2nd cycle)
• Bachelor Degrees Bologna Plan• Forest Engineer• Environmental Engineer• 240 ECTS divided into 8 semesters
• MSc Forestry Engineer.120 ETCS
• PhD MSc Advanced Forest Research.120 ETCS
• Courses from other Engineering Schools also available
• Forest Engineer (Old Plan) – A2 Level in Spanish required, B1 recommended– In 2012 – 2013 only courses from 4th, 5th and 6th
year are given.– All in Spanish– Link to courses list
WHAT TO STUDY AT ETSI MONTES
• Environmental Sciences (Old Plan) – All in Spanish– A2 Level in Spanish required, B1 recommended– Link to courses list
WHAT TO STUDY AT ETSI MONTES
• Forest Engineer (Bologna Plan) – All in Spanish– A2 Level in Spanish required, B1 recommended– In Winter Semester, you can take courses form 1st,
3rd and 5th Semesters– In Summer Semester, you can take courses form
2nd, 4th and 6th Semesters– 7th and 8th Semesters not available yet – Link to courses list
WHAT TO STUDY AT ETSI MONTES
• Environmental Engineer (Bologna Plan) – All in Spanish– A2 Level in Spanish required, B1 recommended– In Winter Semester, you can take courses form 1st,
3rd and 5th Semesters– In Summer Semester, you can take courses form
2nd, 4th and 6th Semesters– 7th and 8th Semesters not available yet – Link to courses list
WHAT TO STUDY AT ETSI MONTES
• Teaching staff 130
• Staff 98
• Students 1040
• Departments 10
• Final projects per year 72
• Doctoral thesis per year 10
• New Students 2012 180
NUMBERS
DEPARTMENTS
BIOTECHNOLOGY
CONSTRUCTION AND RURAL ROADS
ECONOMICS AND FOREST MANAGEMENT
PHYSICS APPLIED TO NATURAL RESOURCES
MATHS APPLIED TO NATURAL RESOURCES
DEPARTMENTS
FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING APPLIED TO AGROFORESTRY
FOREST ENGINEERING
LINGUISTICS APPLIED TO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
PROJECTS AND RURAL PLANNING
SILVOPASCICULTURE
RESEARCH GROUPS
There are several lines of research that materialize in different research groups exist in the school:
• Economy and Sustainability of Natural Environment
• Defense and Utilization of Natural Environment
• Technologies and Methods for Sustainible Management
• Forest Genetics and Physiology
• Hydrobiology
• Wood Technology and Cork
• Inventory and Natural Resources Management
• Ecology and Landscape
LIBRARY
The Library of E.T.S.I. Montes, is located in a building completely restored and adapted for the study. It consists of two reading rooms on two floors, with Wiifi Net throughout all the Library. It offers the following services:
COMPUTING & ITs
The School of Forestry Engineers has a range of computer services at the level ofleading faculties. These include:
• WiFi net around the center• A computer room complemented with three additional computer classrooms• A total allocation of 81 computers• Security enabled for proper navigation• Availability of software thanks to the agreements of license signed by the U.P.M.• Compuiting department responsible for the correct operation of all services
FISH FARM
The fish farm presents a marked didactic character, so that the different swimming pools that form the set have information relative to the fish that in them grow.
This fish farm is designed as space of exhibition and learning, and makes special emphasis in the autochthonous species of the Iberian rivers.
FISH FARM: specific enclosure destined for fish farming.
ARBORETUM
Today the arboretum is hosting about 400 species of vascular plants, number that increases year after year by the contributions of different entities, constituting one of the largest arboretums of Madrid.
Designed in the '40s by D. Luis Ceballos, in this time serving a dual role: on one hand contributed to forest regeneration of the University City, and the other allowed to bring to students of the School of Forestry, plant species of forestry interest.
BUSINESS CHAIRS. ECOEMBES
Professorship-business ECOEMBES of EnvironmentEstablished in order to form a framework for the cooperation of UPM and Ecoembes company on scientific and technological support activities
THEME: packaging waste management: collection, sorting and selection, recycling and / or recovery.
PURPOSE: To obtain results applicable to savings of materials and natural resource conservation.
ACTIVITIES:• Transfer and • Proyect I+D+i• Scholarships and awards
www.catedraecoembes.upm.es/
BUSINESS CHAIRS. ISTAS
Professorship-University-Business-Union: Work, Environment and HealthIt is used as technological and scientific base of aspects related to the use of appropriate techniques for sustainable development, harmonizing the prevention of occupational risks and work organization.
PURPOSE: To promote the acquisition of knowledge aimed atcreating an innovative business network that can generate added value to tha I+R+d
ACTIVIDADES:• Formación, Transferencia y Divulgación• Proyectos I+R+d
www2.montes.upm.es/catedraISTAS
BUSINESS CHAIRS. SOLFOCUSProfessorship business SOLFOCUSIt provides the basis for the development of teaching and research in the field of Photovoltaic Solar Energy within the UPM.
ACTIVITIES:• Activities in Solar Energy formation: courses,
seminars, conferences and round tablesResearch.• Research.
• Club of picture and sound • Theater Club "La Buhardilla"
• Sports club• Montain Group "GMM"
• Mycologic and Gastronomic Association "Migas"
• "Tuna"• Hunting and Fishing Association
• Ecologist Group of Forestry "GEM"• Forestry Cooperation Group "COF"
• Group of role
The School of Forest Engineers has a significant number of partnerships with different themed areas, which contribute to enriching the student's college life
STUDENTS ASSOCIATIONS
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
• Programa Sócrates – Erasmus Europa• Programa Magalhães Latinoamérica• Programa Erasmus Mundus Europa, América, Asia...• Programa GE4 Asia, América• Programa Hispano-Chino y SINO Español China• Programa Indio Español India• Programa Vulcanus Japón• Convocatoria de Proyectos de Fin de Carrera para el Desarrollo• Programas de Voluntariado
NATIONAL PROGRAMS• Programa Sicue – Séneca Valencia and Córdoba
INTERNATIONAL
MOBILITY. ERASMUS
• Germany. Technische Universität Dresden. lbert-Ludwigs Universität Freiburg. University of Hamburg; Technische Universität München; University of Postdam; Rostock University
• Austria. Univ. of Natural Ressources and Applied Life Sciences• Belgium. Gembloux Agricultural University. Université
Catholique de Louvain• Slovakia. Technical University in Zvolen• Slovenia. University of Ljubljana• Finland. University of Helsinki. University of Joensuu. Mikkeli
Polytechnic. Rovaniemi Polytechnic• Romania. Universitatea Transilvania din Brasov• Sweden. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences• Switzerland. École Polytechinique Federale Lausanne
• France. Université Henri Poincaré –Nancy; Ecole du Genie Rural des Eaux et des Forets (ENGREF)
• Greece. Technological Educational Institute of Kavala• Holland. Wageningen University; Van Hall Institut• Hungary. Szent István University; University of West Hungary• Italy. Universitá Politecnica delle Marche; Firenze; Padova;
Palermo; Mediterránea di Reggio CalabriaTorino• Norway. Agricultural University of Norway• Poland. Warsaw Agricultural University• Portugal: Instituto Politécnico de Bragança; Universidade Técnica
de Lisboa• Czech Republic: Mendel University of Agriculture and Foretry
Brno; Czech University of Agriculture Prague
MOBILITY. ERASMUS
BILATERAL AGREEMENTS
SOUTH AMERICABrazil University of Panama
Chile University of Talca
Colombia University of Pamplona
Cuba ECOVIDA Pinar del Río
Mexico
University of Sierra Juárez
University of Mar
Autonomous University of Chapingo
Mexican Institute of Water Technology (IMTA)
HondurasCáritas, San Pedro de Sula
ESNACIFOR, Honduras
Mozambique University Eduardo Modlane
Argentina Inst. Tecnológico de Buenos Aires
Brazil Univ.Estatal de CampinasUniv.de São PauloUniv.Federal do Rio de Janeiro
Chile Pontificia Universidad CatólicaUniversidad de ChileUniv. Técnica Federico Santa María
Colombia Universidad de los AndesPontificia Universidad Javeriana
Rep. Dom. Pontificia Univ. Católica Madre y Maest
México Instituto Politécnico NacionalUniversidad Nacional Autónoma
Panamá Univ. Tecnológica de PanamáPerú Pontificia Univ. Católica del Perú
Venezuela Universidad Simón Bolívar
Belgium Université Catholique de Louvain
Czech Rep Czech Technical Univ. of Prague
France Paris TechInst. National Politechnique Grenoble
Finland Helsinki University of Technology
Germany Technische Universität München Universität Hamburg
Italy Politecnico di Milano Politécnico di Torino
Poland University of Science and Techn.
Portugal Universidade Técnica de Lisboa
Spain Univ. Politécnica de CataluñaUniv. Politécnica de MadridUniv. Politécnica de Valencia
Sweden Lund Institute of Technology (LTH)Stockholm Institute of Technology (KTH)
Latin America Countries European Countries
ATHENS PROGRAMME
MOBILITY - TRAINING
• 7TH SEMESTER OF FOREST ENGINEERING• Erasmus (24 ECTs)• Training placements (24 ECTs)• Optative courses (24 ECTs)• Technical English 6 ECTs (B2 required)
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