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Degree Programs

Degree Programs
The Department of Plant and Environmental Sciences has five undergraduate programs in Agronomy, Environmental Science, Genetics and Biotechnology, Horticulture, and Soil Science. Graduate Programs include a Masters degree in Horticulture and both a Masters and Doctorate in Plant and Environmental Sciences.There is also an interdisciplinary degree in Water Science and Management, as well as studies in Natural Resources Management and Turf Management. Specific coursework requirements apply.
Undergraduate Programs
Cotton Harvesting Tractor Agronomy
Agronomy

The Bachelors of science in Agrulture: Agronomy includes of soil management, land cultivation, and crop production. Students may explore different options under the Agronomy major, including General Agronomy and Crop Consulting.

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Environmental Science Environmental Science
Environmental Science

The Bachelors of Science in Environmental Science investigates remediation, protection, and sustainability strategies for land, air, water, and food resources. This discipline also explores human activity and its impact on the environment.

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Genetics & Biotechnology Genetics & Biotechnology
Genetics and Biotechnology

The Bachelors of Science in Genetics and Biotechnology explores the science of heredity and variation in living organisms. It is studied at the DNA, gene, and genome level, at the organismal level, and within existing populations.

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Canola Farm Horticulture
Horticulture

The Bachelors of Science in Horticulture includes a wide variety of topics that relate to fruit, vegetables, ornamental crops, and their uses. Students will learn the physical, biological, and chemical principles underlying plant growth and development in managed ecosystems.

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Soil Science Soil Science
Soil Science

The Bachelors of Science in Soil Science is concerned with the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics and behaviors of soils, their description and classification, and their management for both agricultural and non-agricultural uses.

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Graduate Programs
Woman holding a chile pepper M.S. in Horticulture
Masters in Horticulture

The Masters of science in Horticulture includes an emphasis on the creative use of plants by humans, and studies on the technical advancements in the husbandry of economic commodity groups of fruits, vegetables, or ornamentals, and turfgrass management.

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Student climbing a weather tower M.S. Plant and Environmental Science
Masters in Plant and Environmental Science

The Masters of Science in Plant an Environmental Science trains students in sustainable crop production, plant breeding and genetics, soil science, and sustainability of diverse environmental systems.

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Water Science Student Water Science & Management Interdiscip.
Water Science & Management Interdisciplinary

The Water Science & Management (WSM) Graduate Program provides advanced education for addressing state, national, and international water issues. It discusses resource challenges in water supply, development, quality, management, and administration.

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PhD student in laboratory setting PhD in Plant and Environmental Science
Doctor of Philosophy in Plant and Environmental Science

The Doctorate of Philosophy in Plant and Environmntal Sciences aims to provide students with a comprehensive knowledge of agronomy, horticulture, environmental science, or soil science.

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Minors

Agronomy

Environmental Science

Horticulture

Soil Science