Master of Plant Protection and Pest Management (Agronomy) in Athens United States | University of Georgia

The University of Georgia's Master of Plant Protection and Pest Management (MPPPM) is a professional, non-thesis graduate program administered by the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, focusing on entomology, plant pathology, and weed science.
Specialists in crop and soil sciences play a vital role in sustaining global food production, animal feed, and textile materials while protecting our soil and water ecosystems. We aim to deliver top-tier educational programs for both undergraduate and graduate students, pioneer groundbreaking research in agricultural, soil, turf, and environmental sciences, and offer exceptional support to our stakeholders. The Crop and Soil Sciences Department aligns with the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences' mission to: investigate, validate, and implement agricultural and environmental knowledge while sharing these findings through academic instruction and community engagement. Specifically, the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences strives to: Deliver comprehensive undergraduate and graduate education in agricultural, soil, and environmental sciences that fosters academic excellence and equips students to thrive in an evolving global landscape Investigate plant development, agricultural systems, soil properties, and environmental interactions through innovative research and practical applications Support communities by providing farmers, consumers, and agricultural businesses with current, reliable, and research-backed information