WSU Graduate School E xplore the world of cultivated plants and their dynamic responses to the environment. D evelop strategies to optimize horticultural practices and biotechnology.
P robe the nutritional and psychological interdependence among people, plants, and gardens.
It is well accepted that the most important aspect of a university's research effort is its graduate program. The Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture wholeheartedly supports this viewpoint. When you enroll in the graduate program in Horticulture at Washington State University, you become part of a team of students, faculty, and staff who are dedicated to the scientific and intellectual pursuit of knowledge in horticulture. We work closely with industry leaders as well as USDA researchers throughout our diverse state. Graduate work in Horticulture may be oriented toward basic or applied areas, and includes experience in both teaching and research.