The Applied Plant Sciences graduate program has specialization tracks in agronomy/ agroecology, horticulture, and plant breeding/plant molecular genetics, and a general applied plant science track. In addition, a graduate minor in Sustainable Agriculture is available.

Department's mission is to conduct research and educate people about the science of entomology, emphasizing the systematics, biodiversity, biology, ecology and importance of insects and their relatives in relation to human welfare and the maintenance of a healthy environment.

The department's mission is to conduct research and education in plant health science, emphasizing the diagnosis and control of plant disease and relationships among plants, microbes and the environment.

There are 26 academic departments in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at Cornell. Each offers it own unique teaching, research, and extension programs that contribute to the overall excellence of the College. With more than 380 topnotch faculty members and an array of world-class research and teaching facilities, CALS is one of the best colleges of its kind in the nation.

The Department of Communication at Cornell University advances social scientific discovery and application in communication and science, media, and technology through theoretical & applied research and active instruction to 300 undergraduate and 40 graduate majors in BS, MS, and PhD curricula. 336 Kennedy Hall, Ithaca, NY

Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at Cornell - we offer three majors at the undergraduate level; graduate students concentrate in traditional fields or cross-disciplinary programs such as biogeochemistry.

An integrative department that focuses on the connections among natural, economic, and human resources in the U.S. and around the world.

Educational programs and courses: undergraduate, graduate, medical, post-doctoral, courses and syllabi. The biochemistry faculty is responsible for research and training in both the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources and the School of Medicine.

The College of Life Sciences and Agriculture brings together the traditional undergraduate and graduate programs in Life Sciences and Natural Resources with the two year programs of the Thompson School of Applied Sciences and the research work of the UNH Agricultural Expriment Station.

The Department of Microbiology offers a broad spectrum of classes in the field of Microbiology. The list of courses available varies from year to year.