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The public horticulture specialization focuses on designing, installing, and maintaining plant displays in community areas such as arboretums and urban landscapes. This program provides comprehensive training in plant science, business operations, landscape design, leadership skills, and public education techniques to effectively teach communities about horticultural principles.
Program Features
Key distinction
Oklahoma State University's public horticulture program stands out as one of the nation's few undergraduate degrees specifically preparing students for careers in botanical garden administration.
Practical training
Numerous courses incorporate laboratory work. Students benefit from exclusive access to the Greenhouse Learning Lab, OSU's Botanical Gardens, and the Water Efficiency Training Facility. Additionally, all horticulture majors must fulfill an internship requirement before completing their degree.