The IMI NNF graduate fellows will not only be pursuing excellent research programs, they will have the opportunity to explore potential career paths by participating in a professional placement during their degree program. Placements will be with industry, government, regulatory agencies, or extension, depending on a student’s interest.
Evolutionary genetics and genomics
Athens campus | Faculty Web Page
Insect evolutionary ecology, behavior and reproduction
Athens campus | Faculty Web Page
Evolution and ecological consequences of associations between insects and heritable microbes
Athens campus | Faculty Web Page
Biochemistry and genetics of invasive species in the development of management strategies
Athens campus | Faculty Web Page
Natural solutions to conservation and sustainable agriculture
Athens campus | Faculty Web Page
Basic and applied research on insect transmitted plant viruses
Griffin campus | Faculty Web Page
Insect physiology and behavior, particularly the interaction among insects and their microbial symbionts
Athens campus | Faculty Web Page
Basic and applied ecology and strategies for sustainable pest management
Tifton campus | Faculty Web Page
Bioinformatics approaches to insect physiology and the interaction between insects and their microbial symbionts
Athens campus | Faculty Web Page
UGA’s graduate school and the Department of Entomology is committed to promoting diversity by encouraging the enrollment of students from historically underrepresented groups including race/ethnicity, gender, and first generation. Application fee waivers are available to qualifying students.
