Integrated Pest Management
Purdue's pest management correspondence and online courses have been the training of choice for thousands of pest management professionals. Pest management companies have adopted a number of the courses as standard training for their employees, and nearly every state in the country has approved one or more of the courses for certification or re-certification purposes.
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Overview
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Courses
Developed by entomologists at Purdue University, these noncredit courses provide the latest in Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practices with the flexibility working professionals need. In addition to correspondence, several of the courses are now available online. You may enroll anytime and study whenever and wherever you choose.
With the exception of the textbook, Scientific Guide to Pest Management Operations (7th Ed.), all course materials are provided upon enrollment. You may purchase a new copy of the textbook when you enroll, or you may locate one on your own.
Program Specifics
Learn more about Purdue University’s Integrated Pest Management courses
Purdue University professor Gary “Bugs” Bennett gives an educational look at bed bugs and how and why they have become more prevalent in the United States in recent years. Professor Bennett, an urban pest management specialist, offers insight from over 40 years of experience with bed bugs.
- Purdue Pesticide Program (Botany)
- Advanced Urban/Industrial IPM
- Bed Bugs IPM
- Food Plant IPM
- Introduction to Urban and Industrial IPM
- Invasive Borers IPM
- IPM in Public Buildings and Landscapes
- Termites and Other Wood Destroying Pests IPM
- Turf Grass IPM
- Wildlife Damage Management IPM
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