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9 Bachelor's degrees in Horticulture and Crop Science in Ohio, United States
Kent State University3,8(25)
Kent, Ohio, United States Top 5% in Worldwide Horticulture
The Horticulture degree from Kent State University provides hands-on training in plant cultivation, landscape design, and sustainable practices. With experienced faculty, cutting-edge facilities, and real-world experience, you'll gain the skills needed to succeed in the horticulture industry.
Bachelor Full-time On-campus
4 years$23,690/yr
The Ohio State University4,5(31)
Columbus, Ohio, United States Top 2% in Worldwide Sustainable Plant Systems
Sustainable plant systems is broken down into five areas of specialization: agroecology, agronomy, horticulture, plant biosciences and turfgrass science. The Sustainable Plant Systems program is offered by The Ohio State University.
B.Sc. Full-time On-campus
4 years$42,423/yr
Utah State University4,4(59)
Logan, Ohio, United States Top 4% in Worldwide Horticulture
The Horticulture program of the Utah State University is designed for students in USU’s regional campus system along the Wasatch Front.
B.Sc. Full-time On-campus
4 years$25,658/yr
The Ohio State University4,5(31)
Columbus, Ohio, United States Top 2% in Worldwide Plant Pathology
Plant pathology, the study of plant disease, is at the forefront of global challenges in food security and food production, environmental quality and sustainability, and advanced bioenergy and bio-based products—the signature areas of the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. This Plant Pathology program is offered by The Ohio State University.
B.Sc. Full-time On-campus
4 years$42,423/yr
University of Cincinnati4,3(18)
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States Top 3% in Worldwide Horticulture
The study of Horticulture at the University of Cincinnati covers the growth, distribution and utilization of ornamental plants, fruits and vegetables. In courses offered by UC's College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning (DAAP), students learn the relationship between horticulture and ecological processes and develop a forward-looking approach toward the environment.
B.Sc. Full-time On-campus
4 years$29,728/yr
Kent State University3,8(25)
Kent, Ohio, United States Top 5% in Worldwide Floriculture
The Floriculture undergraduate certificate from Kent State University provides entry-level skills for those interested in employment or a career in the field.
Graduate Certificate Full-time On-campus
1 year$23,690/yr
Kent State University3,8(25)
Kent, Ohio, United States Top 5% in Worldwide Horticulture Technology
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.
Associate Degree Full-time On-campus
2 years$23,690/yr
Kent State University3,8(25)
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States Top 5% in Worldwide Viticulture
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.
Graduate Certificate Part-time Blended
2 years$23,690/yr
Kent State University3,8(25)
Kent, Ohio, United States Top 5% in Worldwide Greenhouse Production
The Greenhouse Production undergraduate certificate from Kent State University provides entry-level sills for those interested in employment or a career in the field.
Graduate Certificate Full-time On-campus
1 year$23,690/yr