Beginning in AU22: Plant Health Management is now available as a specialization of the Plant Pathology major.
Plant Health Management involves studying and developing innovative methods to manage pests and diseases that damage crops, forests, and gardens. Students completing this program earn the degree Bachelor of Science in Agriculture.
Possible Career Options
| Plant Geneticist/Breeder | Greenhouse/Nursery Manager |
| Horticulturist | Crop/Food/Port Inspector |
| Pest Management Specialist | Certified Crop Advisor |
| Plant Ecologist/Environmental Scientist | Researcher |
Classes and Curriculum
Students will study plant, weed, and soil science, entomology, plant pathology, and integrated plant health management with an emphasis on sustainability.
After Graduation
| EMPLOYED | GRAD SCHOOL | AVERAGE SALARY |
| 100% | 0% | N/A |
* Numbers are based on responses from graduates at six months post-graduation date.
Getting Involved
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Plant Health and Resource Management (PHARM) Club The Plant Health and Resource Management (PHARM) Club hosts social and educational events as well as engages in service activities for Plant Pathology and Plant Health Management majors, minors, and any other student interested in plants. |
Questions?
Contact:
| Monica Lewandowski |
| Assistant Professor |
| Department of Plant Pathology |
| (614) 247-6876 |
| Hannah Zimmerman |
| Coordinator of Prospective Student Services |
| (614) 247-6685 |