Wood Technologist: Timber Trail

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Posted by: Shubhangi Sarah Posted on: Tue 04 Dec 2012

Though fewer students opt for this field, the potential and possibilities in the field are greater. There is a huge demand for wood technologists in the industry today -- SC Joshi, director, Institute of Wood Science and Technology, Bangalore.

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What's it about

Wood science and technology (WST) is aimed at efficient utilisation of timber. Basically, wood technologists use their know-how to manage and improve wood and wood products.

They are trained in wood physics, chemistry and anatomy, timber mechanics and engineering, wood se

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Pay Off

 

A fresh postgraduate Wood Science and Technology can earn anything between Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 20,000 per month. After three to four years’ of experience, he can get anything fro ...

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Clock Work

The average day of a wood technologist:


9am: Planning the day with head of divisions, trainees about production.


10am to 2pm: Evaluate ...

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Skills

 

  • Knowledge of physics, chemistry, material science, structural and chemical engineering, mechanics
  • Observation, analytical and creative skills
  • Ability to ma ...

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Pros & Cons

 

  • Good scope in the industry.
  • You will get many challenges and opportunities to prove yourself but you will also get a chance to row with the organisation.
  • S ...

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How do i get there

 

Opt for science at the plus-two level. To enrol for MSc in wood science and technology, you require a BSc in physics, chemistry and maths or BSc in forestry. Selection is through an ...

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