TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Master of Agriculture in Horticulture
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
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Level
- Non-thesis optionDegree Type
- 36 semester credit hoursMinimum Credits
- Focus on management and problem-solvingKey Skills
- Required horticultural internshipPractical Experience
- Prepares for leadership rolesCareer Focus
- Advisory committee guidanceStudent Support
The Master of Agriculture (MAgr) in Horticulture at Texas A&M University is a professional graduate program designed for students seeking management training and problem-solving skills in the horticultural industry. This non-thesis degree emphasizes critical thinking and communication, preparing graduates for leadership roles. The program is administered by the Department of Horticultural Sciences, adhering to the university's graduate policies. Students will develop a strong foundation through coursework and a required horticultural internship, gaining practical experience and industry-specific knowledge. The curriculum aims to equip individuals with the competencies needed to excel in a horticulture-related career. Admission is open to individuals holding a baccalaureate degree from a recognized institution, or qualified Texas A&M University seniors in their final semester. The program focuses on providing a professional education that directly applies to the demands of the modern horticultural sector.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the general admission requirements for the Master of Agriculture in Horticulture program?
- Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree from a recognized institution. Qualified Texas A&M University seniors in their final semester may also apply.
- How is tuition and fees determined for international students?
- Tuition and fees vary based on classification, residency, and personal needs. Texas A&M University offers Locked Rate and Variable Rate Tuition plans, and a tuition calculator is available online for detailed estimates.
- What is the structure and duration of the Master of Agriculture in Horticulture program?
- This is a non-thesis professional graduate program requiring a minimum of 36 semester credit hours of approved coursework. Students work with an advisory committee to develop a personalized degree plan.
- What practical experience is included in the program?
- The program includes a required horticultural internship to provide students with practical experience and industry-specific knowledge.
- What kind of support is available for students to develop their degree plan?
- Students consult with an advisory committee, consisting of at least three members, to develop and approve their degree plan and receive academic guidance.
- Are there any travel awards available for graduate students?
- Yes, Texas A&M University offers the Graduate Student Research and Presentation (RAP) Travel Award up to $1000 and the Graduate Student Child Care (CC) Travel Award up to $750 for eligible expenses.
Entry requirements
Baccalaureate DegreeFrom a college or university of recognized standing.
Texas A&M University SeniorsQualified seniors in their last semester may apply.
Prerequisite work may be specified by the candidate’s advisory committee.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition and fees vary based on classification, residency, and personal needs. Texas A&M University offers Locked Rate and Variable Rate Tuition plans. A tuition calculator is available online for more detailed estimates.
Tuition (home)Tuition and fees vary based on classification, residency, and personal needs. Texas A&M University offers Locked Rate and Variable Rate Tuition plans. A tuition calculator is available online for more detailed estimates.
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Students can pay tuition and fees in four equal payments during the semester. The bill payment site may have temporary unavailability periods due to system migrations.
How to apply
1. Consult with Graduate ProgramAfter admission, students will consult with the graduate program to select an advisory committee chair and members. The committee will evaluate previous education and outline a program of study.
2. Develop Degree PlanIn consultation with your advisory committee, develop a degree plan outlining the courses for your degree. This plan must be submitted and approved through the online Document Processing Submission System (DPSS) no later than 90 days prior to the last day for completion of a Final Examination.
3. Complete CourseworkComplete a minimum of 36 semester credit hours of approved courses, as specified in your degree plan. Ensure that one-third or more of the credits are earned through Texas A&M University's direct instruction.
4. Prepare for Final ExaminationThe program concludes with a final examination. Details regarding eligibility, scheduling, format, and grading will be provided by your advisory committee and the university's graduate school.
Scholarships
Graduate Student Research and Presentation (RAP) Travel AwardUp to $1000
Graduate Student Child Care (CC) Travel AwardUp to $750
Frequently asked questions
What are the general admission requirements for the Master of Agriculture in Horticulture program?
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Applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree from a recognized institution. Qualified Texas A&M University seniors in their final semester may also apply.
How is tuition and fees determined for international students?
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Tuition and fees vary based on classification, residency, and personal needs. Texas A&M University offers Locked Rate and Variable Rate Tuition plans, and a tuition calculator is available online for detailed estimates.
What is the structure and duration of the Master of Agriculture in Horticulture program?
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This is a non-thesis professional graduate program requiring a minimum of 36 semester credit hours of approved coursework. Students work with an advisory committee to develop a personalized degree plan.
What practical experience is included in the program?
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The program includes a required horticultural internship to provide students with practical experience and industry-specific knowledge.
What kind of support is available for students to develop their degree plan?
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Students consult with an advisory committee, consisting of at least three members, to develop and approve their degree plan and receive academic guidance.
Are there any travel awards available for graduate students?
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Yes, Texas A&M University offers the Graduate Student Research and Presentation (RAP) Travel Award up to $1000 and the Graduate Student Child Care (CC) Travel Award up to $750 for eligible expenses.