Objectives

The Master’s Degree in Plant Health and Integrated Crop Protection aims to train highly qualified professionals in the integrated management of pests, diseases, and weeds in agricultural systems. It also promotes the use of practices that respect human health and the environment in order to optimize crop performance. The program provides a solid scientific foundation that facilitates both entry into professional practice and continuation in a research career, as well as access to doctoral studies. Finally, it prepares graduates to organize, lead, or participate in projects, companies, and institutions related to the field of plant health

Competences

Upon completion of the Master’s Degree in Plant Health and Integrated Crop Protection, students will be able to:

• Diagnose and identify relevant pests, diseases, and weeds in major crops.
  Analyze the agroecosystem and understand the biology and dynamics of harmful organisms.
  Design, implement, and evaluate effective, sustainable, and economically viable integrated management strategies.
• Select and use appropriate management methods, assessing their ecological, social, and regulatory impact.
• Conduct sampling, interpret data, and apply digital tools specific to plant health.