207 Bachelor's degrees in Horticulture and Crop Science in North America

As a agronomy emphasis student you will have opportunities to participate in row crop and forage production and research while gaining hands-on experience for agronomy and soils classes. You can build practical skills while working towards your Agricultural Science - Agronomy degree at the University of Central Missouri!

The Horticulture and Urban Agriculture major is offered by North Dakota State University. Horticulture is the science and art of producing, improving, marketing, and using fruits, vegetables, flowers, and landscape plants. It differs from botany and other plant sciences in that horticulture incorporates both science and art.

The undergraduate BS degree in Pest Biology and Management at the Oregon State University is designed for students seeking an interdisciplinary background in the life sciences, public health, and social sciences.

The Associate of Applied Science degree in Horticulture Technology from Kent State University focuses on the practical skills needed to succeed in the horticulture industry. With flexible scheduling, state-of-the-art facilities and experienced faculty, you'll be prepared for a variety of career opportunities. 

The certificate in Viticulture from Kent State University provides students with the practical experiences and technological skills of the cultivation of grapes for making wine. 

The Plant Science and Technology program offered by University of Wisconsin Madison is crucial for the survival of humankind and of the planet. Our entire diet comes either directly or indirectly through plants, and plants are a key source of fuel and energy, medicines, and oxygen in the environment. 

The art of floral design requires expertise with colour, materials, shape and space. Floral designers must understand how flowers and foliage become tools to achieve the right arrangement for the occasion. Learn more with this Floral Design program from Seneca Polytechnic.