The Horticulture: Pre-Landscape Architecture Emphasis Bachelors Degree at Auburn University is your pathway to shaping the future of designed landscapes. You will delve into the essential principles of horticulture, mastering plant identification, propagation, and soil science, while simultaneously building a robust understanding of landscape design and construction. This undergraduate program is crafted for students eager to tackle contemporary issues in urban green spaces, sustainable design, and ecological restoration, preparing you to influence the built and natural environments. This degree is ideal for those who are passionate about plants and their integration into human-made spaces.
You will study this program full-time on campus over five years, experiencing a curriculum that seamlessly blends core horticultural knowledge with specialized preparation for landscape architecture. Your learning journey will include in-depth modules on woody and herbaceous plant identification, advanced landscape design, and construction techniques, alongside practical application in areas like turfgrass management and plant pathology. Through the Horticulture Practicum and potential internships, you will gain invaluable hands-on experience. You will graduate equipped for advanced studies in landscape architecture or to pursue diverse careers in landscape design, installation, and maintenance.