Plant Biology Degree
The Plant Biology program is intended to provide a broad education to students who want to enter a graduate program. The expertise of the plant sciences faculty provides an opportunity to personalize a degree program to the cellular, molecular or organismal level by emphasizing course work in plant ecology and systematics.
What can you do with a degree in Plant Biology?
The Plant Biology degree is a general degree in biology with a focus on plants. There are many diverse jobs available to graduates. Typically, students major in this option because they want to prepare for graduate school.
Occupations include:
- Ecological Consulting
- Research
- Landscape Management
- Sales
- Regulatory Agencies
- Naturalist
- Plant Geneticist
- Botanist
Plant Biology Program
- View Curriculum (MSU catalog)
For Students
- Office of Admissions
- Office of the Registrar
- Student Employment and Scholarships
- Forms for restricted courses
Contact Us
For more information, contact this program's adviser:
Dr. Matt Lavin
406-994-2032
mlavin@montana.edu
https://plantsciences.montana.edu/directory/faculty/1524301/matthew-lavin