Program Overview
The Certificate in Horticulture at DAAP introduces students to the basics of horticulture science, including plant health, growth, and identification. Through this certificate, students gain the skills to perform horticulture practices, understand the role of soil in plant health, and identify favorable conditions for different plant species. This certificate is ideal for students interested in environmental studies, botany, and landscape design.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The certificate in horticulture introduces students to the various fields associated with horticultural science, including plant identification, growth, health, and reproduction. Students who pursue the minor or certificate in horticulture must submit the online application that will be sent to the DAAP Student Affairs Office in Aronoff 5470. Upon completion of the certificate in horticulture, students will be able to:
- Perform the fundamental practice and methods of horticultural science.
- Demonstrate basic knowledge of the roles of soil and nutrition in plant health.
Careers:
This certificate will supplement the fundamental knowledge and skills offered by undergraduate training in:
- horticulture
- botany
- biology
- environmental studies
Other:
Students with interests in the environment, the natural world, science and ecology, and landscapes will excel in this certificate program.
