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The Department of Agronomy, Horticulture, and Plant Science is a nationally acclaimed institution for education and research. Our graduate scholars undertake innovative studies while receiving mentorship from seasoned faculty in research methodologies. Their training encompasses classroom learning, teaching practice, and hands-on experience with laboratory, greenhouse, and field research methods. The department's interdisciplinary nature fosters cross-disciplinary partnerships and research initiatives that enhance graduate education. Students can specialize in various integrated research areas including arboriculture, crop science, entomology, genomics and genetics, plant biotechnology, plant breeding, plant pathology, precision agriculture, seed technologies, soil science and biogeochemistry, viticulture, water management, and weed science.
Faculty advisors work closely with M.S. candidates to customize academic and research plans aligned with their professional aspirations and individual interests. Graduates with an M.S. degree gain expertise in cutting-edge agricultural advancements, experimental design, data analysis, effective scientific communication, and stakeholder collaboration. Our recent M.S. alumni have secured positions as research scientists in the agricultural sector or advanced to doctoral programs.