Assistantships

M.S. and Ph.D. students in plant pathology are typically supported through graduate assistantships or fellowships. These stipends originate from a range of sources, including faculty research grants, departmental funds, the UGA Graduate School, or various national or international fellowship organizations. When you apply to the Department of Plant Pathology, you will automatically be considered for all available funding sources for which you may qualify. For most assistantships and some of the fellowships that are available to our students, there is no distinction between domestic and international applicants. We do not typically accept M.S. or Ph.D. students unless we can identify assistantship or fellowship support for them.

For more information regarding benefits available to students on a graduate assistantship, contact the Plant Pathology Department Administrative Specialist

If you have questions about financial support for the MPPPM program, please contact the MPPPM Graduate Coordinator.


Graduate Recruitment and Admissions Coordinator

Harald Scherm
Harald Scherm Professor & Department Head
Plant Pathology

MPPPM Graduate Coordinator

Jean Williams-Woodward
Jean Williams-Woodward Extension Plant Pathologist - Ornamentals, Legume Forages, Hydroponics
Plant Pathology