The Department of Crop and Soil Science is looking for talented, driven graduate students committed to making a difference in agriculture and natural resource management.
Steps for applying to the Crop Science Graduate Program are detailed below. Please follow the sequence to ensure that you’re not unnecessarily expending application fees required by the graduate school.
We accept applications at any time of the year, and accepted students can enroll during any academic term. To be considered for funding for Fall Term, we recommend that you submit a complete application by January 10. For university deadlines visit Oregon State's Graduate School.
For Fall - January 10
For Winter - June 1
For Spring - September 1
For Summer - December 1
A limited number of graduate research assistantships are available to students through various projects in the department. Research assistants work on a part-time basis 12 months per year; all students must contribute to the sponsoring research project. Graduate research assistants do not pay tuition but are responsible for fees and health insurance. General information on eligibility rules for low-interest federal loans can be obtained from the Graduate School.
Non-U.S. citizen applicants may seek fellowships from their home country, or from international agencies and foundations. To obtain a student visa, international students must show evidence of sufficient financial resources to support their entire educational program at Oregon State.
Group health insurance is available through Oregon State University.
Steps for applying to the Soil Science Graduate Program are detailed below. Please follow the sequence to ensure that you’re not unnecessarily expending application fees required by the graduate school.
We accept applications at any time of the year, and accepted students can enroll during any academic term. To be considered for funding for Fall Term, we recommend that you submit a complete application by January 10. For university deadlines visit Oregon State's Graduate School.
For Fall - January 10
For Winter - June 1
For Spring - September 1
For Summer - December 1
A limited number of graduate research assistantships are available to students through various projects in the department. Research assistants work on a part-time basis 12 months per year; all students must contribute to the sponsoring research project. Graduate research assistants do not pay tuition but are responsible for fees and health insurance. General information on eligibility rules for low-interest federal loans can be obtained from the Graduate School.
Non-U.S. citizen applicants may seek fellowships from their home country, or from international agencies and foundations. To obtain a student visa, international students must show evidence of sufficient financial resources to support their entire educational program at Oregon State.
Group health insurance is available through Oregon State University.
If you have any questions, please contact us:
Emmalie Goodwin
Graduate Applications Coordinator
109 Crop Science Bldg.
Corvallis, OR 97331
(541) 737-2821