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How to Apply | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-08-08T20:03:25Z

Fall 2012 applications are now being accepted for all Illinois PSM programs.

New Student Orientation | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-07-14T14:50:53Z

Business Courses

Updated course registration information

As part of our commitment to continuous improvement, the business curriculum has changed, effective this fall. We streamlined the curriculum based on feedback from students, alumni, and industry partners. The 10 credit hour requirement has not changed, but we’ve reconfigured the content into a different set of courses that better suit student’s learning needs. For a graphical summary of the revision, see the post on the Illinois PSM blog.

A few special conditions apply to transition to the new curriculum. They are noted below.

This fall, you will take two business courses and the PSM industry seminar. Each business course is a half-semester course, and each earns two credit hours. The industry seminar meets weekly all semester. The courses are:

BADM 508 - Leadership and Teams
CRN 57913 (Section TM2)
2 hrs.
11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Monday and Wednesday
Meets August 22 - October 12

BADM 595 - Business Fundamentals
CRN 56572 (Section PSM)
2 hrs. *
6:00 p.m. - 7:20 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday
Meets October 18 - December 6
* Note: This course is currently a one credit hour course. In the fall, the course will change to two credit hours. Register now for one hour. After the start of the fall semester, we will change your registration to two credit hours.

PSM 501 - PSM Industry Seminar I
CRN 56168 (Section A)
0 or 1hr. **
6:00 p.m. - 7:20 p.m. Wednesday
Meets all semester
** Note: This is currently a zero credit hour course. Beginning this fall, you have the option of earning one credit hour. The zero credit hour option does not impact your grade point average; the final course grade is either “S” or “U” (satisfactory or unsatisfactory). If you choose the one credit hour option, a letter grade is assigned (“A”, “B”, “C”, etc.) and is included in calculating your grade point average. When you register, you will automatically enroll for zero credit hours; after the semester begins, you will be given the option of voluntarily changing to one credit hour. The one hour does not satisfy any other degree requirement.

See the “Registration” section below for instructions and a link to the online registration system.

Current Student Information | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-07-14T14:50:18Z

Second Year Students – Fall 2011 Business Courses

As part of our commitment to continuous improvement, the business curriculum has changed, effective this fall. The impact on you is minimal: instead of TWO one-hour courses, you will take ONE two-hour course. You will also take the PSM industry seminar. Special conditions apply to each course as noted below.

PSM 503 - PSM Industry Seminar III
CRN 54911 (Section A)
0 or 1 hr. **
6:00 p.m. - 7:20 p.m. Monday
Meets all semester
** Note: This is currently a zero credit hour course. Beginning this fall, you have the option of earning one credit hour. The zero credit hour option does not impact your grade point average; the final course grade is either “S” or “U” (satisfactory or unsatisfactory). If you choose the one credit hour option, a letter grade is assigned (“A”, “B”, “C”, etc.) and is included in calculating your grade point average. When you register, you will automatically enroll for zero credit hours; after the semester begins, you will be given the option of voluntarily changing to one credit hour. The one hour cannot be used to satisfy any other degree requirement.

If you have questions about your final semester business courses, contact Dr. Sightler at sightler@illinois.edu or (217) 265-5363.

Online registration: UI-Integrate Self-Service

How to Apply | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-07-14T14:49:15Z

Fall 2011 Deadlines:

For international applicants not currently in the U.S. on an F1 student visa, the application deadline is July 20, 2011.

For domestic applicants and for intersation applicants currently in the U.S. on an F1 student visa, the application deadlines are:

* Agricultural Production:  August 10, 2011
* Bioenergy:  August 10, 2011
* Food Science and Human Nutrition:  contact us
* Plant Biology:  August 12, 2011
* Technical Systems Management:  August 15, 2011

In addition to application deadlines, keep in mind the amount of time necessary to find housing, travel, and secure visas where necessary. To discuss your situation, contact Kevin Sightler at (217) 265-5363 or email sightler@illinois.edu.

How to Apply | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-07-07T16:57:30Z

Before you apply to the Illinois PSM, note the following:

Fall 2011 Deadlines: Each PSM program sets its own deadline. The deadlines are:
Agricultural Production: domestic applicants - contact us for details; international applicants not currently in the U.S. - July 20, 2011

Bioenergy: domestic applicants - August 10, 2011; international applicants not currently in the U.S. - July 20, 2011

Food Science and Human Nutrition: domestic applicants - contact us for details; international applicants not currently in the U.S. - contact us

Plant Biology: domestic applicants - August 12, 2011; international applicants not currently in the U.S. - July 20, 2011

Technical Systems Management: domestic applicants - contact us for details; international applicants not currently in the U.S. - contact us

In addition to our deadlines, keep in mind the amount of time necessary to find housing, travel, and secure visas where necessary. To contact us, call Kevin Sightler at (217) 265-5363 or email sightler@illinois.edu.

What is the PSM? | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-07-07T16:56:59Z

What is the PSM?

Can I still apply for Fall 2011?

Some Illinois PSM programs are still accepting applications for Fall. Visit the Apply page to check for your specific program of interest. Time is running short, however, so act fast. Feel free to contact us at PSMdegree@illinois.edu or (217) 265-5363 if you need assistance.

New Student Orientation | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-07-06T15:15:09Z

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New information on Community Resources on the Illinois PSM Orientation webpage (http://psm.illinois.edu/current-students/new-student-orientation)

New! Community Resources

40 North | 88 West - An arts and creativity organization for Champaign county
Champaign Center Partnership - Information on the campustown, midtown, and downtown Champaign districts
Champaign Parks District - Parks + recreation, events, and recreational activities
Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District (MTD) - Campus and community bus transit system
UP Center - An LGBT and ally community organization of Champaign county
Urbana Business Association - Nightlife + bars, restaurants + cafes, grocery + markets, and other Urbana businesses
Urbana Parks District - Twenty-two parks, 600 acres, and hundred of recreational activities

Costs and Financial Aid | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-06-24T18:55:29Z

Costs and Financial Aid

Costs

Tuition and Fees | Other Expenses | International Applicants

A high quality graduate education at one of the world’s leading universities is an investment in your future. With competitive tuition and fees, Urbana-Champaign’s reasonable cost-of-living, and programs designed to be completed in just 16 months, the Illinois PSM helps maximize your investment return. The Illinois PSM has held tuition constant for three consecutive years.

Tuition and Fees

Entering (first year) Students

For students entering in Fall 2011, tuition has been held to last year's rates. However, tuition has been reallocated across the program’s terms: fall and spring semester tuition has increased, but summer tuition has decreased by the equivalent amount. Total tuition for the entire program is unchanged. Full time enrollment, i.e., at least 12 hours, is required in fall and spring semesters. Enrollment is required in the summer term for the internship.

Students Entering Fall 2011
	Fall	Spring	Summer	Fall
	2011	2012	2012	2012
Residents
Tuition	$6,650	$6,650	$1,050	$6,650
Fees	$2,941	$2,941	$562 *	$3,088 *
Total	$9,591	$9,591	$1,612	$9,738
Non-residents
Tuition	$9,975	$9,975	$1,575	$9,975
Fees	$2,941	$2,941	$562 *	$3,088 *
Total	$12,916	$12,916	$2,137	$13,063
* Estimated 5% increase over prior year; fees are set in late spring.

Returning (second year) Students

For students who entered in Fall 2010, tuition for Fall 2011 is unchanged from last year. Fees are at this year's rates. Should enrollment continue beyond Fall 2011, tuition will change to the rate in effect for the most recently admitted students. Full time enrollment, i.e., at least 12 hours, is required in fall and spring semester.

Students Entering Fall 2010
	Fall	Spring	Summer	Fall
	2010	2011	2011	2011
Residents
Tuition	$6,000	$6,000	$3,000	$6,000
Fees	$2,917	$2,917	$535	$2,941
Total	$8,917	$8,917	$3,535	$8,941
Non-residents
Tuition	$9,000	$9,000	$4,500	$9,000
Fees	$2,917	$2,917	$535	$2,941
Total	$11,917	$11,917	$5,035	$11,941

Important notes:

(1) Tuition amounts shown are for 12 or more hours (Range I) in fall and spring terms, and for 0-2 hours (Range IV) in the summer term. Summer enrollment in PSM 555 (Internship) is required. Students must enroll in 12 or more hours in fall and spring semesters.

(2) Tuition rates are guaranteed for the planned duration of a PSM cohort. A cohort is defined by semester and year of initial enrollment; the planned duration of a PSM cohort is four consecutive terms including summer. For example, tuition rates for students initially enrolling in Fall 2011 are guaranteed through Fall 2012. If enrollment continues after the planned duration of a cohort, tuition rates of the immediately following cohort will apply. Fees, however, vary by year.

(3) Fee details are available from the Office of the Registrar. A PSM program fee of $1,200 is assessed in fall and spring semesters.

(4) Tuition is typically set in March for the academic year that begins in August (fall); fees are typically set in June.

(5) Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice.

(6) Residency classification information is available from the Office of the Registrar.

Other Expenses

You should carefully plan for other expenses including housing, food, books and supplies, Internet service, transportation, clothing, moving expenses (including utility start-up costs), and other personal expenses. The Office of the Registrar provides expense estimates to help you plan. Note that these estimates are for fall and spring semesters only and do not include estimates for summer. Because of the required PSM internship, plan for the additional summer living expenses and transportation costs.

International Applicants

After admission, international applicants must provide evidence of financial resources to cover one calendar year’s expenses. This is required in order to issue visa eligibility documents. The amount required is currently $48,018.

Financial Aid

As a professional program, Illinois PSM students are responsible for securing adequate funds to cover tuition, fees, living expenses, and all other costs.

Financial assistance in the form of full or partial waiver of tuition and fees is rarely available to Illinois PSM students (except for statutory waivers). Departments providing assistance that includes waivers must pay Illinois PSM tuition and fees on students’ behalf.

Illinois PSM students may be eligible for student loans. Visit the Office of Student Financial Aid for additional information. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is generally required.

Because of the demanding course load and the comparatively short duration of the program, employment while enrolled in the Illinois PSM is discouraged.

News & Announcements | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-06-24T18:54:31Z

News & Announcements

Plant Biology PSM Program Receives Council of Graduate Schools Recognition

June 10, 2011

The Illinois PSM in Plant Biology is now recognized by the Council of Graduate Schools’ Professional Science Master’s (PSM) initiative (sciencemasters.com).

The new Plant Biology professional MS degree program in the Department of Plant Biology formally joins the 70 PSM member programs nationwide that offer a blend of biotechnology expertise and business skills. Across all disciplines, there are currently 239 PSM programs offered at 110 institutions.

The Illinois PSM in Plant Biology prepares scientists for the needs of biotechnology industries in agriculture, medicine and the environment. Its collaborations within the national organization will position the Plant Biology PSM to contribute broadly to the excellence of these distinctive and emerging graduate programs in the math and science disciplines.

For additional information, contact Dr. Joan Huber at jlhuber1@illinois.edu or (217) 333-5498. Visit the Plant Biology webpage at http://www.life.illinois.edu/plantbio/psm/.

Current Student Information | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-06-24T18:53:38Z

New Student Information

Are you a newly admitted Illinois PSM student for Fall 2011? Visit the Orientation web page for important information and required action steps.

Current Student Information | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-06-24T18:53:25Z

Tuition + Fees for 2011-12

Tuition and fee information for entering and returning students is now available on the Cost and Financial Aid page.

Plant Biology | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-06-24T18:53:01Z

Plant Biology

Program coordinator: Dr. Joan Huber, jlhuber1@illinois.edu, (217) 333-5498

Printable Summary [PDF] | Introductory Video (transcript [PDF]) | Department of Plant Biology PSM Webpage

Scientific Discovery and Biotech

Graduate students in the Plant Biology PSM build a broad, interdisciplinary expertise around a strong biotechnology core.

Embedded within the graduate programs in the School of Integrative Biology, Plant Biology PSM students enjoy the charged atmosphere of scientific discoveries for which the University of Illinois is globally recognized.

Moreover, PSM students themselves are encouraged to pursue research, forging unique skills and credentials from direct participation in graduate scientific inquiry.

Science + Business

Along with a sound footing in the biotechnology-related disciplines, students are introduced to the modes by which scientific discoveries are translated to the commercial realm. The program fosters students’ efforts to cultivate meaningful relationships with industry partners, from whom they learn about directions and needs of biotechnology enterprises.

To prepare students to enter these industries and to function successfully at the interface of science and business, the PSM provides essential business knowledge and real-world experience to build professional skills in key areas of communication, management and leadership.

Careers

By merging biotechnology-focused training with business knowledge and professional skills, the Plant Biology PSM equips students for diverse entry points into agricultural, medical and environmental enterprises that demand strong science credentials and business acumen. The sources of career opportunities span industry, not-for-profit, and government organizations. Career possibilities include

product development and marketing,
government and public relations,
design and implementation of regulatory strategies,
market analysis and feasibility studies,
application of new customer support models, and
technology transfer and intellectual property ventures.

Program Structure and Requirements

The 16-month, non-thesis, biotechnology-focused M.S. degree progam requires 42 semester credit hours of full-time study on the Urbana-Champaign campus.

Based on their interests and goals, the small cohort of PSM students admitted each fall customize their science curriculum in close consultation with the program coordinator and with counsel provided by industry partners. With the import of graduate-level opportunities both in and outside the classroom, students establish a knowledge base in the biotechnology-related disciplines, build critical thinking skills, and enhance leadership and innovation aptitudes that are broadly applicable to their careers.

The program is composed of four curricular components:

Science - Study is available in plant biochemistry, growth and development, ecology and global change, molecular genetics and biotechnology, bioinformatics and systems biology. The Plant Biology seminar course, offered each semester, is strongly recommended.
Business - The business curriculum offers basic knowledge and skills essential for managerial and leadership roles in industry, government and nonprofit organizations.
Internship and Experiential Learning - An embedded internship experience in either industry or government is required. Research experience at Illinois is strongly encouraged.
Industry Seminar

Apply

Applications to this PSM program are submitted on line. For application and other program information, visit the Plant Biology PSM webpage.

For more information, contact Dr. Joan Huber; Program Coordinator, Professional Science Master’s in Plant Biology; Plant Biology Dept., 265 Morrill Hall; University of Illinois, Urbana, IL 61801; (o) 217-333-5498; email: jlhuber1@illinois.edu

What is the PSM? | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-04-25T15:42:22Z

Can I still apply for Fall 2011?

Yes you can! Visit the Apply page to learn how.

Already admitted for Fall 2011?

Have you beed admitted to an Illinois PSM program for Fall 2011? Then be sure to visit the Orientation page for important new student information. There are action-steps for you to take now. On-campus orientation is Friday, August 19, 2011!

Science Curriculum (32 hours) | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-04-13T20:28:53Z

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Illinois PSM in Plant Biology - Science Curriculum

Science Curriculum (32 hours)

The science component is comprised of coursework in the major.

Required Courses (12 hours)

In consultation with the advisor, students complete 12 hours in required courses, distributed among three of the following areas:

anatomy,
biochemistry,
development,
ecology,
evolution,
genetics,
molecular biology,
physiology, and
systematics.

Four of these hours must be outside the immediate research interests of the student.

Elective Courses (20 hours)

Electives are selected in consultation with and by permission of the advisor. Course options include study in

plant biochemistry,
growth and development,
ecology and global change,
molecular genetics and biotechnology,
physiology,
bioinformatics, and systems biology.

Sample Program of Study
(Specific courses depend on the student's professional objectives)

Year 1: Fall

Science Courses
IB 421 - Photosynthesis
CPSC 590 - Professionalism & Ethics
IB 424 - Plant Development
IB 496 - Readings in Development

Business Modules (3-8 weeks each)
LER 512 - People, Technology & Work
BADM 595 - Marketing for Professional Scientists
BADM 596 - Entrepreneurship for Professional Scientists
PSM 501 - Industry Seminar I (all semester)

Year 1: Spring

Science Courses

One of the following two --
IB 420/CPSC 484 - Plant Physiology
CPSC 566 - Plant Gene Regulation

Two of the following four --
IB 440 - Plants and Global Change
IB505/CPSC567 - Bioinformatics and Systems Biology
CPSC 588 - Plant Biochemistry
CPSC 563 - Molecular Cytogenetics

Business Modules (3-8 weeks each)
BADM 598 - Managing Technology & Innovation
BADM 597 - Global Strategy
LER 524 - Human Resource Management for Scientists & Engineers
PSM 502 - Industry Seminar II (all semester)

Summer Internship

Year 2: Fall

Science Courses
IB 472 - Plant Molecular Biology (half semester)
IB 474 - Plant Proteomics (half semester)
IB 473 - Plant Genomics (half semester)
IB 475 - Plant Metabolomics (half semester)

One of the following three --
CPSC 440 - Statistics
IB 425 - Plant Secondary Metabolism
CPSC 499 - Genomics for Crop Improvement

Business Modules (3 or 6 weeks)
ACCY 500 - Accounting Measurement, Reporting & Control
FIN 500 - Introduction to Finance
PSM 503 - Industry Seminar III (all semester)

December Graduation

Plant Biology | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-04-13T20:27:00Z

Plant Biology

Program coordinator: Dr. Joan Huber, jlhuber1@illinois.edu, (217) 333-5498

Printable Summary [PDF]

The Illinois PSM in Plant Biology program targets immediate and emerging plant science- and technology-based industry needs. To that end, the program intensively integrates graduate scholarship on the leading edge of plant sciences with essential business knowledge and skills.

The Plant Biology PSM is excellent preparation for management positions in agricultural, environmental, or biotechnological organizations. Success in these positions requires more than technical expertise – it also takes inventive thinking, leadership abilities, and entrepreneurial skills. Career opportunities span business, industry, not-for-profit, and government organizations in

customer support,
government and public relations,
marketing,
product development,
regulatory affairs,
safety, and
technology transfer.

Students can customize their curriculum in consultation with the program coordinator based on their interests, goals, and career aspirations.

Degree Requirements

The MS degree in Plant Biology requires the completion of 42 semester hours as prescribed in the following four curricular components:

The program is designed to be completed in 16-months of full-time study on the Urbana-Champaign campus. Summer enrollment is required while completing the internship. A thesis is not required.

Admission Requirements

The minimum admission requirements are

a bachelor's degree in the sciences, which include biology, chemistry or related fields from an accredited US institution or a comparable degree from a recognized institution abroad,
a grade point average of 3.0 or higher (4.0 scale) for the last 60 hours of undergraduate work and for any graduate work,
Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score, and
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 590 or higher (paper-based test) or 243 or higher (computer-based test) for applicants whose native language is not English.

Current Student Information | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-03-30T20:23:34Z

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Summer Registration

Don't forget to register for the summer term! Registration begins on April 4, 2011. Current students should register for PSM 555 (Internship), CRN 35644, for 0 credit hours. Register via the UI-Integrate system.

Will you live more than 50 miles from campus for your internship? If so, you can register in absentia which will exempt you from certain summer term fees. Complete the in absentia form [PDF] and submit it to the Graduate College for approval; then complete your registration in the UI-Integrate system. To see what fees are exempt, refer to the Graduate College Handbook (section B, item 4).

Most financial aid requires that you registered for at least three credit hours in the summer term. If this applies to you, contact Dr. Sightler to discuss options (sightler@illinois.edu, (217) 265-5363).

Current Student Information | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-03-30T20:23:23Z

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New Student Information

Are you a newly admitted Illinois PSM student for Fall 2012? Visit the Orientation web page for important information and required action steps.

New Student Orientation | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-03-30T20:23:12Z

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Welcome Illinois PSM Class of 2012

Congratulations on your admission to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. We are pleased you have selected the Illinois PSM for your graduate studies.

This page has important information and action items for you to enroll in fall semester 2011. As a suggestion, first review all of the information on this page and then begin working through the necessary action steps.

This page may be updated as necessary. Sign up for RSS feeds to stay up-to-date (use the icon at the bottom of the page).

Questions? Contact Dr. Kevin Sightler, Illinois PSM director, at sightler@illinois.edu or (217) 265-5363.

New Student Orientation | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-03-30T20:23:02Z

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Orientation

Friday, August 19, 2011

Orientation for newly admitted students is Friday, August 19, 2011, from 8:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. in the Heritage Room of the ACES Library [maps: online; printable (PDF)]. Current Illinois PSM students, faculty members, career services professionals, and others will participate. The principal goals of orientation are for you to meet and begin working with your Illinois PSM colleagues, to understand the necessary transition to graduate-level study, learn about internship options and processes, and to start exploring the wealth of learning opportunities available to you at Illinois. Breakfast and lunch will be provided.

Programs | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2011-03-30T20:22:49Z

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Plant Biology

A new program in plant biology is planned for fall 2011, pending final approval. Information will be posted here when available. In the meantime, if you are interested in the PSM program in plant biology, contact the program coordinator, Dr. Joan Huber, at jlhuber1@illinois.edu, or Dr. Kevin Sightler at sightler@illinois.edu or (217) 265-5363. More information is available on the Illinois PSM blog.

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How to Apply | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

New Student Orientation | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Current Student Information | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Second Year Students – Fall 2011 Business Courses

How to Apply | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

How to Apply | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

What is the PSM? | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

What is the PSM?

Can I still apply for Fall 2011?

New Student Orientation | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Costs and Financial Aid | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Costs and Financial Aid

Costs

Tuition and Fees

Entering (first year) Students

Returning (second year) Students

Important notes:

Other Expenses

International Applicants

Financial Aid

News & Announcements | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

News & Announcements

Plant Biology PSM Program Receives Council of Graduate Schools Recognition

Current Student Information | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

New Student Information

Current Student Information | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Tuition + Fees for 2011-12

Plant Biology | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Plant Biology

Scientific Discovery and Biotech

Science + Business

Careers

Program Structure and Requirements

Apply

What is the PSM? | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Can I still apply for Fall 2011?

Already admitted for Fall 2011?

Science Curriculum (32 hours) | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Science Curriculum (32 hours)

Sample Program of Study(Specific courses depend on the student's professional objectives)

Plant Biology | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Plant Biology

Degree Requirements

Admission Requirements

Current Student Information | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Summer Registration

Current Student Information | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

New Student Information

New Student Orientation | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Welcome Illinois PSM Class of 2012

New Student Orientation | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Programs | Illinois PSM | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Plant Biology

Sample Program of Study
(Specific courses depend on the student's professional objectives)