Doctor's degree Crop and Soil Sciences - Michigan State University

Doctor's degree Crop and Soil Sciences from Michigan State University is a Campus Ph.D Agribusiness degree that prepares you for a Agriculture career. Through its graduate programs, the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources seeks to provide opportunities for advanced study, original research and supervised experience in teaching, coupled with a broadening of a student's educational background. The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers graduate study leading to the Master of Science degree in the following majors: agricultural economics; animal science; biosystems engineering; construction management; community, agriculture, recreation and resource studies; crop and soil sciences; dietetics; fisheries and wildlife; food science; forestry; horticulture; human nutrition; packaging; plant breeding, genetics and biotechnology?crop and soil sciences; plant breeding, genetics and biotechnology?forestry; plant breeding, genetics and biotechnology?horticulture; plant breeding, genetics and biotechnology-plant biology; and plant pathology. A master's degree program is offered jointly with the College of Business. Qualified students may earn joint master's degrees in forestry and business administration. The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers graduate study leading to the Master of Arts degree in two areas: (1) environmental design and (2) interior design and facilities management. The Master of Urban and Regional Planning degree program with a major in urban and regional planning is offered through the College of Social Science. For information about that program, refer to the statement on the School of Planning, Design and Construction in the College of Social Science section of this catalog. Students may complete a professional dietetics internship certificate program through the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. The Doctor of Philosophy degree may be earned with majors in agricultural economics; agricultural engineering; animal science; biosystems engineering; community, agriculture, recreation and resource studies; construction management; crop and soil sciences; entomology; fisheries and wildlife; food science; forestry, horticulture; human nutrition; human nutrition?environmental toxicology; packaging, plant breeding, genetics and biotechnology ? crop and soil sciences; plant breeding, genetics and biotechnology?forestry; plant breeding, genetics and biotechnology?horticulture; plant breeding, genetics and biotechnology-plant biology; and plant pathology. The following dual Juris Doctor (J.D.) programs with Michigan State University College of Law are available through the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources: Michigan State University M.S. degree program with a major in Fisheries and Wildlife and Michigan State University College of Law J.D.; Michigan State University M.S. degree program with a major in Forestry and Michigan State University College of Law J.D. The departments of Plant Pathology; Crop and Soil Sciences; Entomology; Fisheries and Wildlife, Forestry, and Horticulture are affiliated with the Doctor of Philosophy degree program with a major in ecology, evolutionary biology and behavior. For additional information, refer to the statement on the doctoral program in ecology, evolutionary biology and behavior in the College of Natural Science section of this catalog. The regulations and requirements presented here are the minimum for the college as a whole and must be fulfilled by all students in all departments. Any requirements not set forth herein or in university regulations are matters of departmental policy. Individual departments may have additional requirements beyond the minimum established for the college. Admissions to graduate programs may be limited by unit resources. View more details on Michigan State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Agribusiness courses.