Entomology

The Doctorate in Entomology from Washington State University is an extensive program that offers students the opportunity to explore both the basic and applied aspects of the science. With access to state-of-the-art facilities and faculty expertise, the curriculum covers a range of topics including apiculture, behavior, integrated pest management, ecology, forest entomology, insect/plant interactions, medical/veterinary entomology, population genetics, physiology, systematics, biological diversity and environmental toxicology. Students can also benefit from strong connections with research centers across the state as well as partnerships with the USDA Agricultural Research Service in Yakima. Known for its interdisciplinary approach and individualized programs of study tailored to each student's research interests and experience level – this degree program provides students with an unrivaled education in entomology while giving them the skills needed to develop innovative solutions that have a positive impact on global health issues.