The Department of Plant Pathology at the University of Georgia, one of the largest of its kind in the U.S., is recognized internationally for its comprehensive and integrative research and outreach portfolio, spanning basic, translational and applied programs. Our scientists ensure the economic viability of agriculture, Georgia's largest sector of the economy, and contribute to national and global food security through reduction in crop losses. Equally important, our research increases the understanding of basic biology through new discoveries on pathogen biology, resistance genetics and host-pathogen interactions.

Study Plant Pathology at University of Georgia, a Bachelor degree offered at its main campus in Athens, United States of America. This Full Time program is delivered on campus in English and takes approximately 4 years to complete. Students benefit from a structured learning experience designed to build both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. The next intake is scheduled for August 16, 2027.
About Bachelor of Plant Pathology
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Requirements and Admission Criteria for Bachelor of Plant Pathology at University of Georgia
Entry Requirements
– Application Fee
– Transcript from your graduating high school
– SAT/ACT scores
– Secondary School Report/Counselor Recommendation
– Teacher/Other Letter of Recommendation
English Requirements
- IELTSMin 6.5
- TOEFLMin 80
Tuition and Fee Information for Bachelor of Plant Pathology at University of Georgia
How to Apply for Bachelor of Plant Pathology at University of Georgia
UGA supports two different application platforms for First-Year applications. Students should only submit one of these applications. We do not prefer any particular application platform, so please select the option that works best for you and your school counselor. While we are still members of the Coalition for College, we will not be accepting applications on that platform for students applying for Fall 2023.
- Common App
- Institutional Application

United States of America, Athens