University of Kentucky offers MA/MS in Plant Sciences, a master's degree in Agriculture programme in Lexington, United States. Teaching is in English. Tuition for international students is USD 2,101 per credit (USD 842 per credit for local students).
This master's track in plant and soil science offers an interdisciplinary graduate path with specialty options in crops, horticulture, forestry, plant biology and soils. Students collaborate with faculty from the forestry, horticulture and plant-soil departments.
Applicants follow the Graduate School's admission requirements, together with any requirements specific to the program. Graduate tuition is charged per credit hour. The program page links to the university catalog for degree requirements and course descriptions, and to information on assistantships and fellowships that graduate students may apply for after admission.
Graduates become agronomists, soil specialists and environmental consultants working on healthy soils, managing crops and restoring land. The program is offered at the University of Kentucky as part of its graduate offerings. Students who want to learn more can use the apply link on the program page, read about tuition and costs, and contact the academic unit that runs the program for advice on planning their studies.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Graduate School admission requirements apply, plus any program-specific requirements.
Application Details
Application Deadline:Domestic Fall 07/23/2027; Spring 09/15/2026