181 Bachelor's degrees in Horticulture and Crop Science in United States

The Wine and Viticulture program at California Polytechnic State University combines the study of cultivating wine grapes with the study of wines, winemaking and the wine business.

 Participate in undergraduate research guided by renowned faculty with the Landscape, Nursery, and Greenhouse Management degree at Washington State University. 

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.

The Horticulture programme at Temple University is a two-year undergraduate course designed for those seeking expertise in plant cultivation and management. Delivered in a public study mode, this curriculum combines scientific theory with hands-on field experience to prepare students for the diverse horticultural industry.

The Agriculture - Horticulture and Landscape Management program from Illinois State University includes courses in horticultural management and business operations.

Armed with an understanding of the soil-plant relationship, discover plant systems that maximize production, conserve resources and minimize environmental damage. The Sustainable Plant Systems - Agronomy and Horticulture Emphasis program is offered at The University of Arizona. 

The Horticulture - Production Horticulture program at Southern Illinois University provides the student with the background and preparation for careers in production horticulture,

Horticulture from Michigan State University is the art and science concerned with the production and utilization of high-value, intensively cultivated plants used for food, landscaping and environmental design.

The Horticultural Science program of University of Massachusetts Amherst is designed to provide students science-based education, which can be applied in a wide variety of careers in landscape plant production and use of plant materials in constructed and natural landscapes.

The Horticulture program of the Utah State University is designed for students in USU’s regional campus system along the Wasatch Front.

The Plant Science - Plant Biology programme at Montana State University is a four-year, full-time B.S. degree. Students explore cellular and molecular plant systems to prepare for research and ecology careers. This on-campus course offers a customisable curriculum through interdisciplinary study in Montana’s natural landscape.

As you work toward your Agricultural Science - Horticulture degree at the University of Central Missouri, you will learn how to breed and grow garden and ornamental plants and plant species with the right amount of moisture, nutrients, and light.

The Agriculture - Agriculture Science - Plant and Soil Science - Horticulture B.S. at Texas A&M University - Kingsville is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate programme. Over four years, students master plant physiology and soil management to prepare for diverse professional roles within the global agricultural sector.

The Agriculture- Plant Science Major is offered by Southern Arkansas University. Southern Arkansas University’s multi-faceted Agriculture program reflects the complexity of the vast industry providing food and fiber to the world. 

Students in this Plant and Soil Science major from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University receive cutting edge training in many field including soils, biotechnology, and GIS. They also receive many experiential learning experiences through our associated research and extension programs.

When you pursue a concentration in Agriculture - Horticulture at Stephen F. Austin State University, you’ll work with dedicated, passionate faculty members and have opportunities for transformative learning experiences, both inside and outside of the classroom.

The Crop Sciences - Agroecology concentration at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign addresses ecologically based management of cropping systems, stewardship of the environment, and sustainable food production systems. 

International Year One in Science - Crop and Soil Science will prepare you to enter your next term of a bachelor’s degree program at INTO Oregon State University.

The Crop and Weed Sciences program at North Dakota State University offers students a unique opportunity to dive deep into the science and innovation driving modern agriculture. 

The Agriculture - Crop and Soil Science sequence at Illinois State University emphasizes the scientific aspects of agronomy including improving plant production, quality, and profit by utilizing plant genetics and breeding and improving the soil physical, chemical and microbial characteristics to enhance crop production.