Entomology Minor
Bug lovers wanted!
The Entomology minor focuses on insects, their relationships to humans and the environment, and the outsized role they play. Join us as we explore the many costs and benefits of insect activity.
Career paths: tiny creatures with a huge impact.
A minor in Entomology helps prepare you for careers in production agriculture, government, the agrichemical industry, pest management, and public health.
An Entomology minor is a great option if you:
- are passionate about biodiversity and fascinated by insects
- value pollinators and their relationships to ecosystems and the food supply
- are interested in invasive species and their impact on ecosystems and agriculture
Courses
For details on program requirements, suggested academic plan, and more, see the University Bulletin.
Get started.
Apply for admission to the Entomology minor by consulting with the undergraduate program coordinator, Dr. John Tooker .
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Resources
- Tuition and Financial Aid
- Scholarships
- Student Life
- Undergraduate Research
- Study Abroad
- Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- Internships
See the University Bulletin for details on program requirements, suggested academic plan, and more.
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