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Horticulture is the science and art of growing and using fruits, vegetables, flowers, ornamental plants and grasses to enhance our living environment and to diversify human diets. Horticultural crops are typically produced on a smaller scale with more intensive management than agronomic crops. Many horticultural crops are grown for aesthetic enjoyment and recreation. Program OptionsThe University of Nebraska-Lincoln offers a Horticulture major with options in Landscape Design, Production, Entrepreneurship and Science. Career Opportunities The study of horticulture opens doors to a variety of careers that utilize the science and art of plants. With a degree in horticulture , careers are possible as an:
Internships Internships are key components of a student's academic experience. They allow students to explore different areas of horticulture, make connections with future employers, and experience a professional work environment. One internship is required for graduation. Horticulture internships are available across Nebraska and the United States. Our students have had internship experiences with:
ScholarshipsSeveral departmental scholarships are available for students in the Horticulture major each year, including those listed below. In addition, there are opportunities for students to receive outside scholarships from businesses and organizations.
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Contact Anne Streich, (402) 472-1640 or astreich2@unl.edu to learn more about this major. |
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