Horticulture Programs

About Horticulture Students

From managing a park to overseeing the cultivation of various crops, a horticulture degree holder enjoys a favorable employment outlook, provided he or she has an inquisitive mind and an eye for detail.

Ongoing construction of new businesses, housing, and parks across the country means horticulture specialists enjoy faster-than-average job growth in their field.

Select an Online Horticulture Degree Program:

• Agricultural Education at The University of Illinois

  A master's degree program in agricultural education will familiarize you with a wide range of topics, including crop production and plant breeding.

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• Crop Sciences at The University of Illinois

  A master's degree program in crop sciences will familiarize you with a wide range of topics, including crop production and plant breeding.

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• Crop Sciences at The University of Illinois

  A certificate program in crop sciences will familiarize you with a wide range of topics, including plant breeding, insect pest management and crop growth and development.

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• Horticulture at The University of Illinois

  A certificate program in horticulture will familiarize you with a wide range of topics, including plant breeding, insect pest management and crop growth and development.

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