The Agriculture - Horticulture and Landscape Management (B.S.) at Illinois State University is designed for students passionate about shaping sustainable environments and agricultural enterprises. You will explore the science behind plant cultivation, landscape design, and land management, preparing you for a vital career in an industry that impacts urban development and ecological health. This undergraduate degree offers a robust foundation in horticultural management and business operations, equipping you with the skills to address contemporary challenges in the field and understand core concepts like plant science and soil management.
You will study this program on campus full-time over four years, engaging with a curriculum that balances theoretical learning with practical application. Your studies will include foundational agriculture courses, general education requirements, and specialized electives, allowing you to tailor your learning experience. You will develop expertise in areas such as horticultural management and business operations, preparing you for roles in landscape design, turf grass management, and nursery industries. Graduates are well-prepared for nationwide employment in diverse sectors of the horticulture and landscape industries.