107 Master's in Botany in North America

The M.Sc. in Applied Plant Sciences at the University of Minnesota is a comprehensive postgraduate programme delivered through a public study mode. Students engage in advanced research across horticulture and agronomy, benefiting from a flexible curriculum designed to address modern global agricultural challenges.

The Plant Pathology programme at the University of California, Riverside offers advanced M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees. This full-time, on-campus course focuses on plant disease management and microbial genomics. Students can choose between thesis and non-thesis tracks, typically completing their master's studies within two years.

The Plant and Soil Sciences from Oklahoma State University offers a diverse range of learning opportunities that focus on understanding and proficiency in the principles of agronomic research.

The MS degree in Tropical Plant Pathology at University of Hawaii at Manoa provides a basic education and understanding of the pathogen groupings.

The Plant Pathology MSc program from Mississippi State University is an interdisciplinary curriculum leading to a Master of Science in Agricultural Life Sciences with a concentration in Animal Physiology and/or Doctor of Philosophy degree in Life Sciences with a concentration in Animal Physiology.

MS Agriculture - Plant Protection Science from California Polytechnic State University is for students with undergraduate preparation in plant agriculture, plant science, biological sciences, and/or ecology. 

We offer a master degree in Plant Science and Biotechnology at the SUNY - College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Plants, as the base for ecological food chains, serve as the structural and functional foundation of natural and managed systems.