The Department of Entomology at the University of Maryland offers graduate training leading to M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. The program provides a supportive environment for students interested in research within entomology, evolution, ecology, and organismal biology. Prospective students are encouraged to align their career goals with graduate studies and to thoroughly research the program and faculty before applying. The department does not require the GRE. Applicants are strongly advised to contact potential faculty advisors well in advance of the application deadline to ensure alignment with research interests and faculty recruitment.
GRE is not required for application. International students must also meet minimum requirements set by the Office of International Students and Scholars Services (ISSS).
The program does not provide departmental assistantships or fellowships. Students may explore MAGE Student Employment Opportunities, FAFSA, Administrative Graduate Assistantships, and other resources from the Graduate School.
International applicants must meet minimum scores for IELTS (Overall 7.0), TOEFL (Overall 96), or Duolingo English Test (120). Specific section scores may also apply for IELTS and TOEFL.
Applications are reviewed annually in December for Fall admission of the following year. It is crucial to contact potential faculty advisors at least three months before preparing your application.
No, the Department of Entomology does not require the GRE for application.
The program does not provide departmental assistantships or fellowships. Students are encouraged to explore opportunities like MAGE Student Employment, FAFSA, and Administrative Graduate Assistantships.
You must contact potential faculty advisors at least three months before the application deadline. Prepare your application materials, including transcripts, statement of purpose, CV, and three letters of recommendation, and submit them through the Graduate School website.
A special tuition rate applies to all students, which is not fully covered by assistantships or fellowships. Additional graduate student fees are charged, and tuition and fees are subject to change.