Program Overview
The Master in Plant Health Management (MPHM) is a professional master's degree that combines practical plant health training with professional skills. It is designed for recent graduates and working professionals seeking career advancement or a change in career. The MPHM provides students with a comprehensive understanding of plant health management, including plant disease diagnosis and management, insect pest management, weed management, plant health policy and regulations, and sustainable agriculture practices.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Overview:
The Master in Plant Health Management (MPHM) is a professional master's degree that combines practical plant health training with professional skills. It is designed for recent graduates and working professionals seeking career advancement or a change in career. The MPHM is the university's first program to achieve affiliation in the National Professional Science Master's Association.
Objectives:
The program aims to educate professionals for growing workforce needs in food production and environmental sustainability.
Description:
The MPHM program is jointly administered by the Departments of Plant Pathology and Entomology. It provides students with a comprehensive understanding of plant health management, including:
- Plant disease diagnosis and management
- Insect pest management
- Weed management
- Plant health policy and regulations
