Graduate
Graduate curriculum cultivates an advanced understanding of insect biology from the molecular level through full-scale ecological analyses
Graduate degrees
Studies emphasize the economic impacts and ecological benefits of insects, exploring how these factors influence scientific discovery, policy, and management decisions. A core part of the program is developing your ability to conduct research, think critically and creatively, and communicate effectively to audiences at all levels of learning. Aligning with world-class primary investigators, students pursue a thesis or dissertation based on their research.
Master of Science
Doctor of Philosophy
Interdisciplinary programs
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Master of Plant Health Management (MPHM)
This professional Master degree without a thesis integrates both academic and professional training for careers in plant health management, geared towards students and working professionals who wish to develop plant health expertise for advancement or a career change.
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Environmental Sciences Graduate Program (ESGP)
ESGP offers both a Masters with thesis and a Ph.D. targeted towards students with a goal of the pursuit and dissemination of knowledge in the interdisciplinary fields of environmental science.
Entomology Graduate Student Association (EGSA)
is a student-led organization focused on education, outreach, community, professionalism, and having fun with insects
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Resources
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Graduate school handbook
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Entomology graduate handbook
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International students resources
Office of International Affairs at Ohio State
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Career development
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Resources for current graduate students
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