Horticultural Sciences
Horticultural Sciences
The Horticultural Sciences graduate program is dynamic and diverse, offering students the freedom to join research programs in molecular genetics, breeding, physiology/biochemistry, postharvest biology, crop production and nutrient management, organic and sustainable agriculture, or weed science.
Our dedicated research faculty and state-of-the-art laboratories, greenhouses, research farms, and research and education centers are strengths of our graduate research program.
When you join the Horticultural Sciences graduate program, you become a part of a team of faculty, students, and staff committed to the pursuit of original research in horticulture.
The Horticultural Sciences Program offers both postgraduate opportunities:
Explore the Horticultural Sciences graduate program, where you can pursue a Master of Science (thesis or nonthesis) or Doctor of Philosophy degree while working alongside expert faculty based on UF’s main campus and at Research and Education Centers across Florida. Find a research area that inspires you, connect with faculty who share your interests, and take the next step toward a career in horticultural science.
View the full program catalog and courses. Find our curriculum options along with their corresponding requirements:
