Operations During COVID-19
The Department of Entomology is open for in-person activities with precautions. We encourage faculty, staff, and visitors to continue to exercise caution while in departmental spaces - wear a mask, limit room occupancy, maintain distance, and wash hands regularly. For campus guidance visit: COVID-19 Information for UMD.
The Department of Entomology is open for in-person activities with precautions. We encourage faculty, staff, and visitors to continue to exercise caution while in departmental spaces - wear a mask, limit room occupancy, maintain distance, and wash hands regularly. For campus guidance visit: COVID-19 Information for UMD.
Diversity Statement
The Department of Entomology at the University of Maryland strives to provide a just, inclusive, and anti-racist environment in which all identities are celebrated, respected, and empowered. We commit to actively seeking out and addressing systemic forms of aggression and exclusion within our departmental and institutional culture and governance. The Department of Entomology's Diversity Statement
The Department of Entomology at the University of Maryland strives to provide a just, inclusive, and anti-racist environment in which all identities are celebrated, respected, and empowered. We commit to actively seeking out and addressing systemic forms of aggression and exclusion within our departmental and institutional culture and governance. The Department of Entomology's Diversity Statement
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Welcome to the Department of Entomology at the University of Maryland, College Park
Research, teaching, and extension have been the backbone of the Department of Entomology for more than 100 years. Our faculty, students, and post-doctoral fellows remain committed to these three areas, in addition to outreach and public service. We maintain our historical focus on insects and their relatives, but the Department's interests also span a diversity of subdisciplines, including ecology, aquatic biology, molecular and developmental biology, genetics, biological control of insects and weeds, systematics, evolutionary biology, integrated pest management, toxicology, and insect pathology. |
Registration is now open for the 2022 Advanced Landscape IPM PHC Short Course
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Now accepting MS & PhD applications!
Check out our Admissions page for more details. |
