PUBLIC HORTICULTURE CONCENTRATION             What is public horticulture? The public horticulture concentration is intended for students interested in professional careers which promote horticulture and emphasize people and their education and enjoyment of plants. Such careers include director of a botanical garden or park; city or urban horticulturist; urban forester; extension agent, teacher, educational director, or program coordinator; professional garden writer/editor or publication manager; horticulture therapist; public garden curator; and plant collections manager. Directed technical electives allow the student to concentrate in an area of their interest while encouraging the development of good people skills. Internship training in the area of interest is required of all students. Curriculum (year-by-year listing of courses in this concentration for freshman, sophomore, junior and senior years) College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources section of the UT Undergraduate Catalog; the Department of Plant Sciences is the last department listed in this pdf document (scroll down). Specialties within the public horticulture concentration; Job opportunities Thanks for visiting our website. | Landscape Design | Public Horticulture | Turfgrass Management | | Business Management | Horticulture and Agronomy | Concentrations of study in Plant Sciences Courses:   Undergraduate   Graduate Course requirements for each concentration (by academic year) Financial Aid / Scholarships Career Specialties Application procedures UT Undergraduate Catalog College (CASNR) undergraduate website College Honors Research & Creative Achievements Program International Programs for Agriculture Sciences & Natural Resources Frequently Asked Questions by undergrad students (and some we hope you'll ask) Helpful online links for student information at UT