Graduates of the Landscape and Horticultural Technology Program have many opportunities for rewarding and high-paying careers
Examples of careers which students may pursue include:
- Landscape designer
- Landscape contractor
- Landscape management professional
- Golf course superintendent
- Turfgrass or sports field manager
- Arborist or tree care professional
- Nursery or greenhouse manager
- Plant propagator
- Garden center manager
- Irrigation specialist
- Landscape lighting specialist
- Pesticide applicator
- Horticultural sales and marketing representative
Students who achieve an AAS degree in Landscape and Horticultural Technology also may transfer to four-year institutions to earn advanced degrees. Advanced training may allow students to pursue careers as a landscape architect, plant biologist or pathologist, agronomist, plant breeder and geneticist, and horticultural therapist.