Are you thinking of a career in horticulture? Whether you want to work in farming, research, landscaping or in the commercial field, choosing one of the postgraduate Horticulture courses available will help you in achieving your professional goals.
Generally speaking, there are two areas of Horticulture; amenity and commercial. Amenity horticulture focuses mainly on landscape design, including sport and leisure parks. Meanwhile, commercial horticulture is mainly reliant on the production of plants and crops.
Whichever you chose, a postgraduate qualification in this field is your best option. Presently, there are a number of both taught and research-based postgraduate horticulture courses, starting at Masters level and going right up to PhD level. Search courses now online at Postgrad.ie/
Unfortunately, there are no postgraduate courses listed in Horticulture listed in our database. We are dealing with course providers on a continual basis, so please do check back again. Meanwhile, feel free to use some of the options below.
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