Overview
The Ph.D. in Entomology at Texas A&M University is a research-intensive doctoral program offered by the Department of Entomology in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. The program trains students to become independent researchers and leaders in entomological sciences, including insect ecology, behavior, evolution, systematics, genetics, toxicology, integrated pest management and related fields. Doctoral students design and conduct original research under faculty mentorship, contribute to scientific knowledge through peer-reviewed publication, and develop skills for careers in academia, government, industry and extension services.
Why Texas A&M?
Texas A&M’s Entomology Ph.D. program benefits from a strong tradition of entomological research and collaboration, access to well-equipped laboratories, field research facilities, and interdisciplinary opportunities across biological and agricultural sciences. Students work closely with a diverse faculty on cutting-edge research projects and participate in professional development activities that prepare them for scientific careers in research, teaching, and applied entomology. The university’s network of research centers and extension programs provides rich environments for impactful scholarship.