University of Georgia-Griffin is a regional campus of UGA located in Griffin, Georgia, offering specialized programs in agricultural and environmental sciences supported by the university's research infrastructure. Undergraduate degree completion programs include Biological Science, Environmental Resource Science, and Agribusiness, providing pathways for students transferring from associate degree programs. The campus offers graduate-level research degrees in Crop and Soil Sciences, Food Science and Technology, Plant Breeding Genetics and Genomics, and Plant Pathology. Doctoral programs in Crop and Soil Sciences, Entomology, Horticulture, Food Science and Technology, and Plant Pathology extend research training to the highest level. Griffin's proximity to Georgia's agricultural heartland supports applied research partnerships with food systems, biosystems engineering, and environmental sustainability industries.

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