The Environmental Landscape Management Undergraduate Diploma at Seneca College is designed for those passionate about the intersection of ecology, horticulture, and sustainable land use. You will explore the critical role of environmental stewardship in managing and restoring natural and urban landscapes, addressing challenges like biodiversity loss and climate change impacts. This programme is ideal for aspiring professionals who want to develop a deep understanding of ecological principles and practical landscape management techniques, preparing you for a vital role in conservation and green infrastructure development within Canada and beyond.
This full-time, on-campus programme is studied over two years and offers a unique learning experience, with much of your practical training taking place at Seneca's King Campus, situated within a provincially significant wetland. You will gain hands-on experience in machinery operation, turf and greenhouse management, arboriculture, and landscape construction, alongside foundational knowledge in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Your studies will culminate in a work-integrated learning term and a comprehensive portfolio, equipping you with the skills and experience for careers in environmental consulting, municipal parks and recreation, or landscape design firms.