Agronomy. Specializations: Agricultural Meteorology · Crop Physiology and Production · Environmental Studies · Great Plains Studies · Plant Breeding and Genetics · Plant Pathology · Range and Forage Science · Soil and Water Sciences · Weed Science · Water Resources Planning and Management

Graduate Programs by College (outside this catalog) lists current offerings by level and major, linked to summary pages with application requirements, specializations, contacts, and more. This catalog contains related policy details, primarily in the Graduate Studies: Admission section.

If admitted to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln: Contact your advisor. Make relocation plans. Enroll in courses.

Departments/Schools The UNL College of Engineering offers academic programs on three campuses in two cities: City Campus (Lincoln) East Campus (Lincoln) Scott Campus (Omaha)

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We offer graduate programs leading to a Master's or Doctoral Degree in Agronomy and Horticulture with the following areas of specialization: Plant Breeding and Genetics; Crop Physiology, Production and Horticulture; Soil and Water Sciences; Range, Forage and Turfgrass; and Weed Science.

In CASNR we are proud to offer 10 PhD programs, 14 MS programs, 2 Professional programs, and multiple Graduate certificates. The programs are listed below with a link to the department.

Most post-baccalaureate study at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is overseen by the Office of Graduate Studies and covered by Graduate Studies Policies.

City Campus Kiewit Hall A641 1700 Vine Street Lincoln, NE 68588 Phone: (402) 472-3181 Fax: (402) 472-7792 Scott Campus 301 Peter Kiewit Institute 1110 South 67th Street

The School of Computing offers several master's and doctoral-level graduate degrees, so choosing your desired graduate degree program may be confusing. The instructions and images below will help you select and apply to the correct degree program.