Master of Plant Protection and Pest Management (MPPPM)

About MPPPM

The Master of Plant Protection and Pest Management (MPPPM) at the University of Georgia is a hands-on, non-thesis professional master’s degree designed to prepare students for careers in Integrated Pest Management (IPM).

The MPPPM degree program equips students with a comprehensive knowledge base and technical skills necessary to develop integrated pest management systems for urban and rural environments. Because the degree emphasizes practical, hands-on learning, graduates are prepared to make an immediate impact in the field of plant protection and pest management. 


MPPPM students


Interested in MPPPM?

The MPPPM program provides a strong foundation for immediate entry into the workforce.  From Double Dawgs to traditional post-baccalaureate admission, UGA offers multiple pathways to the degree making it accessible to a wide range of students with diverse academic and professional goals.


Graduate Coordinator Assistant

Lisa W Wimberly
Tifton Campus Academic Affairs - Tifton