1. Foundational Courses: Soil Organic Matter Management and Carbon Sink<br>This course covers the functions and mechanisms of soil organic matter, its relationship with global nutrient cycling, pollutant adsorption, soil carbon sequestration, and the application of advanced instruments in soil and soil organic matter research.<br>2. Theoretical Courses: Forest Carbon Sink and Carbon Credit Trading<br>This course teaches students how to estimate forest carbon sequestration using forest measurement techniques and helps students understand the process of converting forest carbon sequestration into carbon trading, along with the knowledge and skills required.<br>3. Methodological Courses: Biomaterial Carbon Sink and Energy<br>This course introduces the benefits of forest carbon sequestration and extends the discussion to harvested wood products, their basic properties, applications, and their impact on carbon sequestration.<br>4. Capstone Course: Practices in Forest Carbon Sink<br>This course involves practical training in forest management, tree and soil carbon sequestration, and the carbon sequestration of harvested wood products in experimental forests. Topics covered include forest ecosystem carbon sequestration and service benefits, selection of carbon-sequestering tree species and thinning principles, above-ground carbon sequestration measurement practices, soil carbon sequestration survey practices, carbon footprint assessment and life cycle evaluation of harvested wood products, forest carbon flux surveys, remote sensing of forest carbon sequestration, field surveys, and uncertainty assessments of carbon sequestration investigations.