MS in Tropical Plant Pathology

The MS degree program is offered under either Plan A (thesis) or Plan B (non-thesis). A total of 30 credit hours are required for each degree option. An advisory committee composed of at least three members of the graduate faculty guides the student. For a general description of these options, see the requirements for each option below.

The MS degree in tropical plant pathology provides basic education and understanding of the pathogen groupings. Employment opportunities exist in the industry, government agencies, research institutions, consulting, and farm management.

The College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources provides exceptional education, research, and extension programs in tropical agriculture and food systems, family and consumer science, and natural resource management for Hawaii and the international community. We cultivate innovative scientific inquiry, solve real-world challenges, and provide experiential learning in an interdisciplinary setting with global impacts.

We create and deliver knowledge that supports and strengthens families, agricultural and food systems, and the natural environment. We educate and serve the people of Hawaii and those from around the world with integrity and excellence.