Diverse Career Opportunities in Horticulture Technology
The curriculum prepares students for careers in horticulture, focusing on plants in gardens and landscapes of any scale. The AAS degree program offers two major options: a degree in Horticulture or a specialization in Landscape Design, making it ideal for those seeking employment in commercial horticulture or looking to advance their careers.
AVAILABLE PROGRAMS
Associate Degree in Horticulture Technology
The curriculum is designed to prepare students for full-time employment within the field of commercial horticulture as well as for those presently working who seek further knowledge and advancement.
- Length
- Two Years
- Credits
- 63-65
- Locations
- Loudoun
Associate Degreee in Horticulture Technology with Landscape Design Specialization
This program is designed to prepare the student for full-time employment within the field of landscape design as well as assisting those who are presently working and who wish to further their knowledge and upgrade their skills.
- Length
- Two Years
- Credits
- 60-62
- Locations
- Loudoun
Why Horticulture Technology at NOVA?
Comprehensive Training
Students receive comprehensive training for plant-related careers across various garden and landscape sizes and types.
Multifaceted Skill Development
The program teaches students about horticulture, botany, pruning, soil and pest management, greenhouse production, landscape construction, and floral design.
Program Details
More Information
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Credits and
Transfer Info
Credit for Prior Learning
Credit for prior learning (CPL) generally refers to the process of granting college credit for learning gained in nontraditional ways, including but not limited to: certifications, AP or IB exams, military training, or life experience.
Transferring
Learn more about possible transfer opportunities associated with this program of study. Students interested in transferring should contact an advisor or counselor to further discuss their plans.