Environmental Horticulture Operations

Want to learn how to breed bigger and better flowers and plants? Then dig into the Environmental Horticulture Operations program. Learn about the latest technology in plant science and get the chance to work on cutting edge research. Courses include plant genetics, nutrition, and plant propagation.

Students that may excel in this specialization include those who enjoy technology and science. They may also be interested in continuing on in graduate school.

Skills Learned	Job Duties	Jobs	Salaries
Research methods for plant breeding, nutrition, and diseases	Researching ways to improve plant growth, developing management practices for growers and landscapers	Agribusiness Research Assistant University Scientist USDA Researcher	$35,000 - $70,000 depending on location and experience

Skills Learned

Job Duties

Jobs

Salaries

Research methods for plant breeding, nutrition, and diseases

Researching ways to improve plant growth, developing management practices for growers and landscapers

Agribusiness Research Assistant

University Scientist

USDA Researcher

$35,000 - $70,000 depending on location and experience

Prerequisites for Specialization (PDF)
Course Requirements for Specialization (PDF)
Contact Amy Alexander, Academic Programs Coordinator, at (352) 273-4573 for more information.