University of Florida Online Entomology & Nematology Undergraduate Certificates
UF offers fully online undergraduate certificates:
Contact an advisor at distance.ed@ifas.ufl.edu to discuss your academic background prior to submitting an application.
To earn a certificate, students must successfully complete all required courses with a grade of C or higher and pass a final exam. Upon completion, a certificate will be issued as official recognition of program achievement.
Built for flexibility, these programs allow you to enroll year-round, study entirely online, and set your own pace. Most students complete their certificate in 12–18 months, but you’ll have up to seven years to finish, offering the option to pause and resume as needed.
Online Labs
All courses, including those with lab components, can be completed online. If insect collection is required, you can purchase a supply kit or create one at home with our step-by-step guide. Labs using simulations rely on free online software — no travel necessary.
Why Study with UF?
The University of Florida’s Entomology and Nematology program is ranked #1 worldwide, making it a trusted choice for advancing your career. Our certificate programs not only expand your knowledge and expertise but also enhance your professional credentials, preparing you for new opportunities.
These certificates are ideal for professionals in mosquito control, urban and landscape pest management, plant production, and other industries where pest management is critical, as well as for individuals aspiring to enter these fields.
At a Glance
4 specializations
15 credit hours
1 specialization
24 credit hours
Admission Requirements
- A high school diploma or GED equivalent
Tuition
- $212.01 per credit hour (all specializations except Beekeeping)
- Beekeeping: $212.01 per credit hour (Florida residents), $377.01 (nonresidents)
- Some courses may require textbooks or additional fees.
Application Deadlines
- Students are accepted year-round
- Classes offered in the fall, spring and summer semesters
- Students can submit their application up to a year in advance
- See specific dates on the application page
Application Procedure
- Review the application steps and requirements
- Complete the UF Application
- Send your Transcripts