Plant Protection

Postgraduate

These courses are usually 25 credit points. Students enrolling in these papers would normally have completed an Bachelors Degree. The papers can count towards an, honours degree, post-graduate diploma or masterate degree in Applied Science or Science. Although officially not extramural, many of these can be done off-campus which is ideal from those already in the workforce. (Note clicking on the links below will open a new window in your browser.)

171.745 Advanced Weed Science
171.761 Insect Behaviour and Pheromones
171.762 Insect Biosystematics
171.763 Integrated Pest Management
171.765 Plant Pathology (Not available in 2007 - Future availablility depends on staffing)
171.766 Plant Pathogenic Fungi (Not available in 2007 - Future availablity depends on staffing)

Masterate and PhD programmes are closely linked to the areas of interest of particular staff members. Check the profile pages below. If you are interested in a particular area, you should e-mail the person concerned.

Plant Pathology: No one at present. Staff member awaiting replacement approval
Weeds: Kerry Harrington
Plant Protection computer-aided decision tools, e-learning: Terry Stewart
Entomology: Qiao Wang

For those students interested in Entomology, Qiao Wang has this special support page for postgraduate students of entomology.