Horticulture and Landscape Architecture

Graduate Program

Degrees

M.Ag.
M.S.
Ph.D. (multidisiplinary Crop Science, Environmental Science, Food Science, or Plant Science programs)

Specialization Areas

Horticultural Science
- Commodities
  - Floriculture
  - Fruit and Nuts
  - Vegetables
  - Woody Ornamentals
- Disiplines
  - Growth and Development
  - Integrated pest management
  - Postharvest Physiology
  - Stress Physiology
  - Sustainable Systems
  - Water Quality & Conservation
Landscape Architecture (M.S. only)
Phytochemistry
Turfgrass Science

Admissions

People and Programs

Faculty & Program Descriptions
Graduate Students
Diversity -In recent years our department has been fortunate to have graduate students worldwide, Nepal, India, China, Greece, Korea, Mexico, Ethiopia, Turkey and the United States.

Dr. Cole demonstrating propagation methods.

Horticulture Facilities

Arboretum
Greenhouse ranges
Laboratories - Agricultural Hall and the Noble Research Center (NRC)
Nursery and Turf Researach stations on campus
Multidisciplinary facilites
- Growth chambers (Controlled Environment Research Laboratory)
- Protein Core Facility (NRC)
- Off-campus research stations

Financial Aid

Assistantships
Fee waivers
Fellowships
Scholarships

General financial aid information is also available from the OSU Student Financial Aid Office

Additional Resources

For additional information contact the graduate coordinator, Jeff Anderson.