The Plant Breeding and Genetics (PBG) graduate option at Oregon State University embodies the Land Grant mission of integrated research, teaching and extension in the context of cultivar development and fundamental genetics. Plant breeding is a collaborative discipline spanning everything from classical field approaches to gene manipulation at the molecular level. Breeders regularly cooperate with pathologists, entomologists, soil scientists, physiologists, food scientists, genomicists, molecular biologists and experts in other fields. Scholarships - View all scholarships Internships
Duration: 6 Semester(s)Fees: Not available
Intake | Location |
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Winter (January), 2024 | Corvallis |
Spring (April), 2024 | Corvallis |
Summer (June), 2024 | Corvallis |
Fall (September), 2024 | Corvallis |
Winter (January), 2025 | Corvallis |
Spring (April), 2025 | Corvallis |
Summer (June), 2025 | Corvallis |
Fall (September), 2025 | Corvallis |
Winter (January), 2026 | Corvallis |
Spring (April), 2026 | Corvallis |
Summer (June), 2026 | Corvallis |
Three Letters of Reference
A 1-2 page statement that outlines your research and professional interests as well as your interest in the OSU Horticulture Graduate Program Include information on specific major advisors with whom you would like to work or with whom you have corresponded
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A four-year baccalaureate degree or international equivalent a professional degree or an appropriate US Canadian alternative degree from an regionally accredited US or recognized International college or university and a 45quarter credit equivalent graduate degree from a regionally accredited US or recognized International college or university with a cumulative B average equivalent 3.00 on a US 4.00 grading scale on the most recent graduate degree.
TOEFL PBT - 550, TOEFL IBT - 80, IELTS - 6.5.
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