College of Agriculture
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Undergraduate Curricula
Landscape Horticulture provides students with the opportunity to combine the science of horticulture and their creative abilities in creating aesthetically beautiful, inviting, and functional environments. Students learn valuable skills that will provide them with the competitive edge employers are looking for. Landscape horticulturists use the principles of design and the appropriate plant material to create both residential and commerial landscapes. Landscape Horticulture Curriculum
(old core)
2012 Landscape Horticulture Curriculum
Pre-Landscape Architecture/Landscape Horticulture Landscape Architecture is the art and science of design, planning, and management of the land and the natural and man-made elements upon it. The Pre-Landscape Architecture degree program prepares you to pursue a Master’s of Landscape Architecture degree. The Department of Horticulture works in conjuction with the College of Architecture, Design and Construction for you to further your education and obtain a professional degree in Landscape Architecture. Please feel free to contact us for more information about the Pre-Landscape Architecture cirriculum.
New Core Pre-Architecture Curriculum
2012 Pre-MLA Horticulture Curriculum
Landscape Architecture Curriculum (year 4/5 curriculum)
College or Architecture - Master of Landscape Architecture Program
Nursery and Greenhouse Science students learn the how to manage container nurseries, field nurseries, and greenhouses for the production of woody and herbaceous perennial ornamentals, annuals, and florist crops. Business and science in horticulture come together as students prepare for many different job opportunities, including greenhouse or nursery manager, retail sales positions, wholesale brokerage, and many more. Nursery and Greenhouse Science Curriculum
New Core Nursery and Greenhouse Curriculum
2012 Nursery and Greenhouse Science Curriculum
Fruit and Vegetable Production is for students interested in production horticulture. There are many opportunities that support fruit production, including cooperative extension, research with private companies and government agencies such as the USDA-ARS, and marketing. Fruit and Vegetable Production Curriculum
New Core Fruit and Vegetable Curriculum
2012 Fruit and Vegetable Production Curriculum
See which courses you need to take each semester in your area of emphasis. Bolded courses constitute the major. (Course descriptions)
Alabama Community Colleges Transfer Equivalencies for Horticulture
There are also many opportunities to get invovled in campus organizations while @ Auburn. Our department offers these organizations that you can get involved with:
Hort Forum-Have fun while performing community work.
Last Updated: Jan. 24, 2011
