Plant Pathology
Undergraduate Courses & Certificates
Courses and Syllabi
A listing of all undergraduate (and graduate) courses currently offered by the Department of Plant Pathology. Click here for up to date semester schedules for our courses.
| PATH/ANTH 2010 | Plants, Pathogens & People |
| PATH 2030 | Marvelous & Malevolent Microbes |
| PATH 3010 | Fungi: Friends & Foes |
| PATH 3050 | Viticulture & Enology in the Mediterranean Region |
| PATH 3500 | Turfgrass Pest Management |
| PATH 3530-3530L | Introductory Plant Pathology |
| PATH 3830 | Forest Pathology |
| PATH 3910 | Plant Pathology Internship |
| PATH 3990 | Special Problems in Plant Pathology |
| PATH 4100/6100 | Topics in Plant Pathology |
| PATH 4150 | Undergraduate Seminar |
| PATH 4200/6200 - 4200/6200L | Introductory Mycology |
| PATH 4250/6250-4250L/6250L | Pesticides & Transgenic Crops |
| PATH 4261 | Museum of Natural History Internship |
| PATH 4280/6280 - 4280L/6280L | Diagnosis & Management of Plant Diseases |
| PATH 4300/6300 | Clinical Plant Pathology |
| PATH 4360/6360 | Ornamental Pest Management |
| PATH 4400/6400 - 4400L/6400L | Plant Pathology for Teachers |
| PATH 4740/6740 - 4740L/6740L | Integrated Pest Management |
| PATH 6130 | MPPPM Internship |
| PATH 6240-6240L | Plant Nematology |
| PATH 6290-6290L | Plant Pathogenic Bacteria |
| PATH 6350 | Plant Virology |
| PATH 7000 | Master's Research |
| PATH 7300 | Master's Thesis |
| PATH 8000 | Field Plant Pathology |
| PATH 8150 | Graduate Seminar |
| PATH 8160 | Special Topics |
| PATH 8310-8310L | Epidemiology of Plant Diseases |
| PATH 8400 | Host-Pathogen Interactions |
| PATH 8410 | Advanced Plant Disease Management |
| PATH 8960 | Genetics of Yeast & Filamentous Fungi |
| PATH 9000 | Doctoral Research |
| PATH 9300 | Doctoral Dissertation |
Undergraduate Certificate Programs
Certificate Programs are interdisciplinary programs of study, with faculty from various departments and colleges teaching in the program. A Certificate is similar to a minor for undergraduates; it is only awarded with completion of requirements for an undergraduate degree at UGA. Admission to the program is open to undergraduate students enrolled at UGA and in good academic standing.
The Department of Plant Pathology is currently involved in two Certificate Programs:
The Interdisciplinary Certificate Program in Integrated Pest Management provides a broad-based educational experience in the three major areas of integrated pest management, including Entomology, Plant Pathology, and Weed Science. Further, the Certificate in Integrated Pest Management documents and recognizes students graduating from other majors who have completed their educational background in these critical areas of knowledge.
The Certificate Program emphasizes experiential learning that allows students to combine theory and practice, in the classroom and on the farm, to increase their understanding of organic agriculture. Students from all disciplines who are interested in the discourse and techniques of organic farming and gardening are invited to apply.