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Minor

Minor in Agroecology

Rutgers University School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (New Brunswick) 18 courses 21-24 total credits

About This Program

01:119:1__ At least one semester of introductory biology (3-4) or 11:776:242 Plant Science (3) 11:776:495,496 Special Problems in Plant Science (3) (adviser-approved research or internship focused on an area in agroecology)

Degree Requirements

Total Credits 21-24 credits

Required Courses (9-10 credits)

01:119:1__ At least one semester of introductory biology (3-4) or 11:776:242 Plant Science (3) 11:776:221 Principles of Organic Crop Production (3) 11:776:442 Agroecology (3)

Code Course Title Credits
11:776:242 Plant Science 3
11:776:221 Principles of Organic Crop Production 3
11:776:442 Agroecology 3
Total Required Courses (9-10 credits) 9-10 credits

Practical Experience (3 credits)

11:776:495,496 Special Problems in Plant Science (3) (adviser-approved research or internship focused on an area in agroecology)

Code Course Title Credits
11:776:495 Functional Genomics for Research 3
Total Practical Experience (3 credits) 3 credits

Electives (9-11 credits)

11:370:350 Agricultural Entomology and Pest Management (3) 11:370:381 Insect Biology (4) 11:375:360 Soils and Water (4) 11:375:453 Soil Ecology (3) 11:776:102 Soil and Society (3) 11:776:302 General Plant Pathology (3) 11:776:310 Plant Propagation (3) 11:776:312 Medicinal Plants (3) 11:776:321 Greenhouse Systems Management (3) 11:776:341 Fruit Production (3) 11:776:391 Weeds, Diseases, and Insects of Plants (3) 11:776:400 Fungi in the Environment (3) 11:776:402 Introduction to Weed Science and Management (3) 11:776:439 Nursery Crop Production (3) or other adviser-approved electives

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