MS in Plant Science, Montana State University

The graduate program in Plant Sciences at Montana State offers students the opportunity to conduct vital research in plant pathology and plant genetics. Candidates work both in world-class laboratories like the Plant BioScience Facility and out in the field. The program focuses on subjects such as plant breeding and genetics, plant pathology, mycology, biotechnology, physiology, systematics, molecular evolution, and biochemistry. Students collaborate with award-winning researchers and benefit from access to extensive facilities, including over 29 glasshouse rooms and 8,300 square feet of bench space. The program’s environment fosters hands-on learning and research in a setting that combines Montana’s natural laboratory with state-of-the-art technology.