• Master of Science in Plant Science at Grand Valley State University is a 2 years program.
  • It is an on-campus program offered on a full-time basis.
  • The program coursework is available on campus, in classroom and laboratory settings, as well as field-based settings.
  • Plant Science Department is a nationally- recognized educational and research institute. 
  • Graduate training also includes classroom instruction, teaching experience, and meaningful experiences in laboratory, greenhouse, and/or field research techniques.
  • Students can pursue their graduate studies within the integrated research programs of arboriculture, crop science, entomology, genomics and genetics, plant biotechnology, plant breeding, plant pathology, precision agriculture, seed technologies, soil science, and biogeochemistry, viticulture, water management, and weed science.

  • Plant Science Graduate Students Association activities provide opportunities for leadership enhancement, career skills development, and professional networking.