What classes will I take for my major?

Entomologists explore the critical impact of insects on our world. Courses at Ohio State consider the critical impact of these insects on our world, including their roles in agriculture, pollination and biodiversity, health and sustainable systems. Our major sheet contains course suggestions and required courses grouped. You will review this with your advisor yearly.

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Courses from undergraduate to graduate level

  • ENTMLGY 1100 Exploring Entomology
    Basic understanding of the global trends within entomology, the diversity of career opportunities within the industry, planning for a career and opportunities for professional development. Required for all entomology first-year undergraduates.

Credit Units: 0.5
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus and Wooster
Current Instructor: Joe Raczkowski and Larry Phelan

  • ENTMLGY 1101 Insect Biology
    Acquaints people with the incredible biological diversity represented by the largest group of living animals, the insects. Insects will be used to illustrate important biological principles and functions as well as the scientific process. Prereq: Not open to students with credit for 1111, 3000, 4000, or 4600. GE nat sci bio course. GE foundation natural sci course.

Credit Units: 4
Offered: Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In Person
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Ellen Klinger

  • ENTMLGY 1111 Biology of Insects, Animals & Fungi Affecting Buildings
    Acquaint construction engineers with the incredible biological diversity found on Planet Earth using insects as examples and biological models. Management of building attacking and inhabiting insects, animals and fungi will be covered. Prereq: Not open to students with credit for 1101 (101), 3000 (500), 4000 (500), or 4600. GE nat sci bio course. GE foundation natural sci course.

Credit Units: 4
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In Person
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Seun Oladipupo

  • ENTMLGY 1260 Introductory Insect Field Biology
    Biology of insects and their relatives, with emphasis on behavior, ecology, and diversity; collection is required. Offered as one week summer course at Stone Lab. Prereq: Course in high school biology. Not open to students with credit for Entomol 126.

Credit Units: 2
Offered: Summer semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In Person
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Joe Raczkowski

  • ENTMLGY 1350 The Biology of Hope & Belief
    The underlying premise of this course is that the human mind and human behaviors have been shaped throughout our evolutionary history by the force of natural selection. This course critically evaluates evidence that the human capacity for hope and the human desire to believe in a supernatural deity evolved because they helped our ancestors survive. GE nat sci bio course. GE foundation natural sci course.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Summer and Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In Person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Megan Meuti (Nicol)

  • ENTMLGY 1351 Experimentally Evaluating the Biology of Hope & Belief
    This course provides an introduction to and foundation for the study of Natural Science by allowing us to explore the experimental evidence that supports whether the human capacity to hope and believe in a higher power is hardwired into our biology and could have been acted upon by Natural Selection as humans evolved. Prereq or concur: 1350. GE foundation natural sci course.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Megan Meuti (Nicol)

  • ENTMLGY 2101 Insects & Human Affairs: Pests, Plagues, Poisons & Politics
    Insects are a daily fact of life, exerting major influence on human affairs over the course of history. The course analyses the extensive and sometimes uncomfortable relationships between insects and humans, including historical roots of insect/human interactions, impact of insects on development of scientific thought, use of insects as experimental models in drug design and military applications. GE nat sci bio course. GE foundation natural sci course.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Ellen Klinger and Benjamin Philip

  • ENTMLGY 2102 Insects and Human Affairs: Virtual Laboratory
    Insects are a daily fact of life, exerting major influence on human affairs over the course of history. The course gives students experience in observing, recording and analyzing data associated with insect-human interactions. Prereq or concur: 2101. GE foundation natural sci course.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: Spring and Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Ellen Klinger and Benjamin Philip

  • ENTMLGY 2200 Beekeeping
    This class presents general information on the biology, behavior and management of honey bee colonies, including pollination behavior and simple honey processing.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person and Hybrid
Campuses: Columbus and Wooster
Current Instructor: Reed Johnson

  • ENTMLGY 2400H Evaluating Evidence in Biology & Medicine
    Explores information and scientific literacies in biology and medicine, with emphasis on science as reported in the media and the use of insects and other organisms as model systems. We use evolutionary theory as the unifying framework for all life on earth. The ability to scrutinize science as reported in popular sources and to procure additional, credible information is emphasized. Prereq: Honors standing. GE nat sci bio course.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Autumn and Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Benjamin Philip

  • ENTMLGY 3100 Insect Symbioses
    This course focuses on insect symbioses, the intimate associations among insect species and other organisms that are commonplace in nature. Prereq: Biology 1113, 1113H, 1114, or 1114 H.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Joe Raczkowski

  • ENTMLGY 3300 Insects of Ohio
    This lecture and field course focuses on the basic biology and diversity of insects and related arthropods of Ohio. We will study anatomy, physiology, behavior, and evolutionary processes associated with insects, and learn how these principles contribute to the diversity of insects in Ohio. Students will also learn how to identify insects during field based collection and ID sessions. This is a 3 credit hour course made up of a 2 hr Lecture and a 1 hr required Lab Prereq: Not open to students with credit for 4001.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Benjamin Philip

  • ENTMLGY 3330 Social Insects
    Three hour general education course. Exploration of biological factors that permit ants, bees, wasps, and termites to maintain large and complex societies. Includes lecture and recitation. Prereq: Entmlgy 1101 (101) or Biology 1101 (101), or equiv. GE nat sci bio course.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Joe Raczkowski

  • ENTMLGY 3797.01E Evolution in Darwin's World & Ours: Context
    Practice historical thinking and research skills while exploring Darwin's life, intellectual development, and theory of species origin in broad historical context. Discussions will include modern evolutionary theory and its broad applications in biology, medicine, and other human endeavors. These themes will be explored during travels abroad in the post-requisite course Entmlgy 3797.02E. Prereq: Fresh standing or above. Not open to students with credit for 3790H or 3797H. GE historical study course. GE foundation historical and cultural studies course.

Credit Units: 2
Offered: Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Benjamin Philip and Ellen Klinger

  • ENTMLGY 4000 General Entomology Lecture
    The course serves both as a single, concise exposure to the subject and as a foundation for advanced work in entomology (systematics, evolution, ecology, management). Lectures cover all fundamental aspects but emphasize basic biological phenomena, including diversity, evolution, classification, structure, function, development, reproduction, behavior, and ecology. Prereq: Biology 1113, 1113H ,1114, or 1114H. Not open to students with credit for 3000.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Autumn and Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Joe Raczkowski

  • ENTMLGY 4001 General Entomology Laboratory
    Laboratories will introduce the major patterns of diversity among insects and will provide experience and develop abilities in the identification of insects. We will explore insect and other arthropod diversity and evolution by collecting, identifying and curating invertebrate specimens. A personally collected and identified insect collection is a major component of the laboratory grade. Prereq: Biology 1113, 1113H, 1114, or 1114H. Prereq or concur: Entmlgy 4000. Not open to students with credit for 3000.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Joe Raczkowski

  • ENTMLGY 4191 Internship Experiences in Entomology
    Ten or more weeks of an individualized experiential learning opportunity designed to link theoretical classroom knowledge with practical field application or research experience in an ongoing research environment. Prereq: 3000 (500) or 4000 (500), and an additional Entmlgy course at the 3000 (300) level or above, and Second Year standing or above, and permission of advisor. Repeatable to a maximum of 4 credit hours or 2 completions. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1-2
Offered: Autumn and Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Joe Raczkowski

  • ENTMLGY 4193 Individual Studies
    Individual work in the field of entomology, involving laboratory, field, or library studies, appropriate for the student's needs. Prereq: Permission of instructor. Repeatable to a maximum of 6 cr hrs or 6 completions. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: as arraranged

  • ENTMLGY 4600 Introduction to Insect Science
    This digital course provides basic information on insects to students intending to take additional coursework in entomology. Prereq: Biology 1101 (101), 1113 (113), or 1115H (115H), or equiv. Not open to students with credit for 1101 (101), 1111, 3000 (500), 4000 (500), 460, or 462.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: Spring and Autumn semesters, sessions 7W1 & 7W2; Summer semesters, session 8W2 - each year
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Joe Raczkowski

  • ENTMLGY 4601 General Insect Pest Management
    Exploration of insect pests that affect crops, landscapes, public health, and domestic animals, and the biological, cultural, and chemical tactics used to manage them. Prereq: 1101, 1111, 3000, 4000, or 4600.

Credit Units: 2
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Hybrid
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Ellen Klinger

  • ENTMLGY 4607 Veterinary Entomology
    The goal of this on-line course is to introduce students to the fascinating world of arthropod pests that impact the health and well-being of domesticated animals. The course will place an emphasis on understanding the remarkable biology of blood-feeding arthropods and the diseases that they transmit to companion and livestock animals.

Credit Units: 2
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Peter Piermarini

Credit Units: 1
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: as arranged

  • ENTMLGY 4999 Research with Distinction
    Conducting and reporting research with distinction. Prereq: GPA 3.0 or above overall, GPA 3.0 or above in the major, and permission of project supervisor. Students are expected to present at the CFAES Undergraduate Research Forum and the Denman University Undergraduate Research Forum. Repeatable to a maximum of 6 credit hours or 6 completions. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: as arranged

  • ENTMLGY 4999H Honors Research with Distinction
    Conducting and reporting Honors research with distinction. Students are expected to present at the CFAES Undergraduate Research Forum and the University's Denman Undergraduate Research Forum. Completion of online Honors Research Workshop required prior to enrollment. Prereq: Honors standing, and CPHR 3.40 or above, and GPA 3.40 or above in major, and permission of honors project supervisor. This course is graded S/U

Credit Units: 1
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: as arranged

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Spring semesters - odd years
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Sam Ward

  • ENTMLGY 5121 Insect Pathology
    The basic principles of pathology as applied to pathogens infecting insects and related arthropods. Course content will include how pathogens manifest diseases in individuals and populations, descriptions of major micro- and macro-organisms that routinely cause reduced fitness in arthropods, as well as how insects respond to pathogen challenge, both physiologically and behaviorally. Prereq: Biology 1113 or 1114, or Grad standing.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Spring semesters - odd years
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Ellen Klinger and Sarah Short

  • ENTMLGY 5150 Pollinator Biology and Conservation
    This course explores the biology and conservation of animal (primarily insect) pollinators of plants. Special focus will be given to economically important insect pollinators (e.g., bees, moths, flies and beetles). Prereq: 4000 or 4600, or Grad standing, or permission of instructor.

Credit Units: 2
Offered: Spring semesters - even years
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: James Strange

  • ENTMLGY 5350.01 Taxonomy and Behavior of Aquatic Invertebrates
    Taxonomy and behavior of the major groups of aquatic invertebrates, with an emphasis on North American freshwater macroinvertebrates. 1-2 required field trips. Prereq or concur: ENR 5280, or permission of instructor. Not open to students with credit for ENR 5350.01. Cross-listed in ENR.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Autumn semesters - odd years
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Ellen Klinger

  • ENTMLGY 5490 Insect Behavior: Mechanisms and Function
    The behavior of insects mediates all aspects of their ecological interactions and evolution. This course describes the multitude of behaviors expressed by insects and explores how behavior determines survivorship and fitness. We will discuss selective forces and constraints driving evolution of behaviors and mechanisms that make possible complex expression within simple insect nervous systems. Prereq: Jr standing or above. Not open to students with credit for 5420. Cross-listed in EEOB.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Spring semesters - odd years
Instruction Mode: In-person, Hybrid
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Larry Phelan

  • ENTMLGY 5500 Biological Control of Arthropod Pests
    Covers philosophy, science, and application of biological control. Biology, mass-production, formulation, and application of various parasites, predators, and pathogens of pests will be discussed. Prereq: Jr standing or above. Not open to students with credit for 650.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Luis Canas

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Ashley Leach

  • ENTMLGY 5604 Capstone Course: Problem-Based Studies in Plant Health
    Students will be presented with a current plant health problem from the industry. They will gather diverse information from consultants, synthesize novel solutions, and develop implementation plans. Prereq: Jr, Sr, or Grad standing in Entmlgy, PlntPth, or Plant Hlth Mgmt. Not open to students with credit for PlntPth 5604. Cross-listed in PlntPth.

Credit Units: 2
Offered: Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Ellen Klinger

  • ENTMLGY 5605 Vector Biology and Vector Borne Diseases
    An overview of the insect vectors that pose the greatest threats to human health. Learn about their basic ecology and behavior, the pathogens they transmit, the diseases caused by those pathogens, and the fascinating biology behind these vector-pathogen-host interactions. Learn also about current methods being implemented around the globe to control vector borne disease transmission. Prereq: Biology 1101, 1113, or 1113H, or equiv.; or Grad standing.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Sarah Short

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Shaohui Wu

  • ENTMLGY 5609 Landscape Ornamental Insect and Mite Pests - Identification, Biology and Management
    This course covers insects and mites that attack landscape ornamental plants (trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals). Students learn to diagnose and identify common pests, and select appropriate management methods. Management strategies include monitoring techniques, pesticides, biocontrol, resistance, cultural/mechanical controls, in an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach. Prereq: 1101, 1111, 3000, 4000, or 4600.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Spring semesters - even years
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Samuel Ward

  • ENTMLGY 5610 Greenhouse Plant Health and Pest Management
    Overview of the principles of plant health and pest management applied to the production of plants and other commodities in controlled environments, including greenhouses, urban vertical agriculture, high tunnels, hydroponic systems, and interiorscapes. Prereq: Sr standing or above.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Luis Canas

  • ENTMLGY 5800 Pesticide Science
    Exploration of pesticide toxicology and practical use; modes of action in target organisms, regulations, application methods, environmental fate, resistance management, and use in integrated pest management programs. Prereq: Jr standing or above.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Autumn and Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: Reed Johnson and Ashley Leach

  • ENTMLGY 6193 Individual Studies
    Individual work in the field of entomology, involving laboratory, field, or library studies, appropriate for the student's needs. Prereq: Permission of instructor. Repeatable to a maximum of 6 credit hours or 6 completions. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: as arranged

  • ENTMLGY 6210 Evolution and Diversity of Insects
    The scope of this course extends from the molecular to at least the community and ecosystem levels. Elucidation of the pattern of insect evolution builds upon molecular, anatomical, and behavioral data. Students will study and learn about the evolutionary and developmental origins of anatomical structures and understand how those structures interact and function. Prereq: 3000 or 4000 (500), or equivalent, or permission of instructor.

Credit Units: 3 lecture + 1 lab
Offered: Spring semesters - odd years
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Joe Raczkowski

  • ENTMLGY 6310 Insect Molecular Physiology
    Explores physiological and molecular mechanisms that regulate insect development and function. Prereq: Credit for one Entmlgy course, and Grad standing; or permission of instructor. Not open to students with credit for 631.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Autumn semesters - odd years
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus and Wooster
Current Instructor: Megan Meuti (Nicol)

  • ENTMLGY 6320 Experimental Insect Physiology and Molecular Biology
    This laboratory course uses both classical and cutting-edge experimental techniques to uncover aspects of insect biology. We will conduct a series of novel experiments on diapausing and non-diapausing model insects to show physiological and molecular mechanisms used to survive winter. The course goal is to create a student co-authored manuscript to submit to the Journal of Insect Physiology. Prereq or concur: 6310.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: Autumn semesters - odd years
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Megan Meuti (Nicol)

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Kelley Tilmon and Kayla Perry

  • ENTMLGY 6501 Mentored Teaching in Entomology
    Students will work with faculty members to gain intensive hands-on mentored experiences focused on direct interaction with students and on the scholarly aspects of effective teaching. Prereq: Grad standing. Repeatable to a maximum of 12 cr hrs or 12 completions. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1-3
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus and Wooster
Current Instructor: Larry Phelan

  • ENTMLGY 6502 Mentored Extension Experience in Entomology
    Students will work with faculty members to gain intensive hands-on mentored experiences focused on direct interaction with community stakeholders and on various aspects of extension work. Prereq: Grad standing. Repeatable to a maximum of 12 cr hrs or 12 completions. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1-3
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus and Wooster
Current Instructor: as arranged

  • ENTMLGY 6703 Molecular Techniques and Data Analysis
    Deals with basic molecular biology techniques required to conduct genomics, proteomics and metabolomic studies. Hands-on experience in bioinformatics, functional genomics and metabolite analysis will be emphasized.

Credit Units: 2
Offered: Spring semesters - even years
Instruction Mode: Hybrid
Campuses: Columbus and Wooster
Current Instructor: Larry Phelan and Peter Piermarini

  • ENTMLGY 6707 Enotomological Techniques & Data Analysis
    Students will be introduced to the design and analysis of simple experiments and studies frequently used in Entomology. This hands-on course will cover analysis of data generated from commonly-used entomological techniques and observational approaches. Throughout, students will use and analyze data using statistical and version control software programs commonly used in the scientific community.

Credit Units: 3
Offered: Autumn semesters - odd years
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Kayla Perry and Sam Ward

  • ENTMLGY 7300 Plant Health Management Seminar
    This course is designed to cover current topics in plant health management for students in the Master in Plant Health Management program. Topics and guest speakers may differ from semester to semester and will depend on student interest. Repeatable to a maximum of 6 cr hrs. This course is graded S/U. Cross-listed in PlntPth.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus and Wooster
Current Instructor: Kenzie Johnston

  • ENTMLGY 7910 The Nature and Practice of Science
    In this course, we will examine what science is, how it should be conducted, and the ethical obligations of scientists. The course will cover the analysis and application of logic underlying scientific reasoning, theory, hypothesis testing, and their integration with experimental design, discovery, and ethics.

Credit Units: 2
Offered: Spring semesters - even years
Instruction Mode: Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Kayla Perry

  • ENTMLGY 7920 Presentation Skills for Scientists
    Professional development course for graduate students who are interested in developing and improving their presentation skills for communicating with peer scientists and the public, using a variety of media.

Credit Units: 2
Offered: Spring semesters - odd years
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus and Wooster
Current Instructor: Kelley Tilmon and Erika Wright

Credit Units: 2
Offered: Autumn semesters - odd years
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Mary Gardiner and Erika Wright

Credit Units: 1-3
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: Seun Oladipupo

  • ENTMLGY 7999 Research in Entomology, MS
    Research for thesis purposes only. Research may take place in laboratory, greenhouse, and/or field resources at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Wooster and other associated research areas as determined by student and instructor. Research may include experimental studies, revisional studies, or studies that create original data or technology that contributes to the discipline. Prereq: Grad standing in Entomology. Repeatable. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus
Current Instructor: as arranged

  • ENTMLGY 8000 Entomology Seminar
    Weekly departmental seminars given by experts in the field are used to give students insight into current trends in entomological research. Prereq: Grad standing in Entmlgy. Repeatable to a maximum of 10 cr hrs. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: Autumn and Spring semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus and Wooster
Current Instructor: Shaohui Wu

  • ENTMLGY 8800 Research and Training Seminar
    Presentation of procedures, resources, and faculty research in the Department of Entomology. Required of all graduate majors during the first year of registration. Prereq: First year Grad standing in Entmlgy. Not open to students with credit for Entomol 880. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: Autumn semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person, Distance Learning
Campuses: Columbus and Wooster
Current Instructor: Sarah Short and Sarah DeVilbiss

  • ENTMLGY 8998 Research in Entomology, PhD Pre-Candidacy
    Research for dissertation purposes only. Research may take place in laboratory, greenhouse, and/or field resources at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Wooster and other associated research areas as determined by student and instructor. Research may include experimental studies, revisional studies, or other studies that create original data or technology that contributes to the discipline. Prereq: PhD Grad student standing in Entomology without completion of a candidacy exam. Repeatable. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: as arranged

  • ENTMLGY 8999 Research in Entomology, PhD Post-Candidacy
    Research for dissertation purposes only. Research may take place in laboratory, greenhouse, and/or field resources at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Wooster and other associated research areas as determined by student and instructor. Research may include experimental studies, revisional studies, or other studies that create original data or technology that contributes to the discipline. Prereq: PhD Grad student standing in Entomology having completed the candidacy exam. Repeatable. This course is graded S/U.

Credit Units: 1
Offered: All semesters - each year
Instruction Mode: In-person
Campuses: Columbus 
Current Instructor: as arranged