Doctor of Philosophy in Animal Science

The Department of Animal and Range Sciences offers graduate work leading to the Master of Science and the Doctor of Philosophy degrees with majors in animal science and range science. The Doctor of Philosophy degree in animal science is only in the areas of reproductive physiology or ruminant nutrition.

Prerequisite for admission as a regular graduate student in the department is the completion of a curriculum, substantially equivalent to that required of undergraduate students in animal or range science at this institution, 3.0 GPA, and three letters of reference.

The student's Doctoral Committee is selected by the student and the student?s advisor, with approval of the Department Head and the Graduate Dean. The committee will consist of five or more members, as follows:
The committee chair (advisor) and at least two other members must be from the regular Animal Science faculty in the student's concentration area (reproductive physiology or ruminant nutrition).
One member must be from the Related Area.
One member from the Research Tool Area.
The member from the Related or Research Tool Area may serve as the Representative of the Graduate Dean.
Duties of the Doctoral Committee
Prepare and file a preliminary program of study with the Graduate Dean
Provide counsel for the student during the program
Attend the comprehensive oral examination and the final dissertation defense.

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