Graduate level courses across multiple disciplines, extensive internships and a research project make up requirements for the Doctor of Plant Health (DPH) degree.
Internships can be internal or external to the university, such as with the private sector, non-governmental organizations, and state or federal government.
Research projects may be with university personnel or off-campus collaborators. Research projects and comprehensive exam are to be determined by the student's advisory committee.
Students with an appropriate background should expect to complete this program within four years.
