Horticulture (Landscape) - International

Overview

This program provides training in constructing and maintaining domestic and commercial landscapes, designing gardens and commercial landscapes, rehabilitating and maintaining urban bushland, constructing and installing recreational structures, providing technical advice in landscaping and horticulture, planning, supervising and monitoring horticultural activities and projects and their impact on the environment. It also provides you with training in the management of financial and human resources.

These new programs are currently undergoing registration and applications cannot be accepted until this process is completed. Please contact us for further information.

Job Opportunities

Diploma Managers or supervisory staff in horticultural enterprises in the landscape (eg. landscape construction), turf (eg. golf clubs and bowling clubs), nursery (eg. production or retail nursery) or parks and gardens sectors (eg. institutional or private parks and gardens operations)

Certificate III Horticultural trade persons. Graduates may find employment with landscaping and garden maintenance firms or with government parks and gardens sections and municipal councils. Many students own, or aspire to own, small horticultural businesses.

Pathways to Further Study

Pathways to study at the University of Canberra are currently under negotiation.

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