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Why study Horticulture?

The minor in horticulture introduces students to the various fields associated with horticultural science, including plant identification, growth, health, and reproduction. 

Upon completion of the minor in Horticulture, students will be able to:

  • Perform the fundamental practice and methods of horticultural science.
  • Demonstrate basic knowledge of the roles of soil and nutrition in plant health.
  • Demonstrate the basic knowledge and skills to identify favorable conditions for native and cultivated plants.

Students with interests in the environment, the natural world, science and ecology, and landscapes will excel in this minor program.

Career Possibilities

This minor will supplement the fundamental knowledge and skills offered by undergraduate training in:

  • horticulture
  • botany
  • biology
  • environmental studies

Additional career options are listed on the Center for Exploratory Studies website.

Advising

Students interested in this minor should work with their major advisors to confirm the compatibility with their major's requirements and course schedules. Questions about the minor may be addressed to daap-admissions@uc.edu or 513-556-1376.

Admission Requirements

Students seeking admission to this minor must have at least a 2.5 cumulative grade point average in previous college work. To apply, students should submit the DAAP Undergraduate Application for Certificates and Minor online.

Accreditation

The University of Cincinnati and all regional campuses are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.

Quick Facts

MIN in Horticulture

Full-Time Program Duration

2.0 Years

Location

West Campus

Interest Areas:

Architecture, Construction and Building Trade

Design

Natural Science & Math

Contact

PO Box 210016
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0016
Phone: (513) 556-1376
DAAP Student Affairs
daap-admissions@uc.edu