Maestría en Fitopatología

The Department offers the only Plant Pathology graduate program in the state. It is accredited through the Graduate School of the University of Arkansas by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Students can enter the program in Plant Pathology from many areas of study, but a biological sciences background is beneficial. This program allows advanced training in plant pathology, emphasizing the biological control of diseases and weeds, breeding for disease resistance in major crops, diseases of fruits, vegetables, crops, mycology, bacteriology, and nematology virology, and physiology of pathogens.

The Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food, and Life Sciences is proud to provide student-focused, nationally accredited degrees for students interested in successful careers in food, family, and the environment. As we continue to honor the land grant tradition, the Bumpers College is committed to providing experiential learning opportunities for our students every step of the way on their path to graduation.

The college's rich history has shaped the ability to prepare graduates who are intellectually enriched, technically competent, environmentally conscious, and ethically responsible; to be responsible leaders with strong communication skills and problem-solving abilities; and committed to being self-directed, lifelong learners.