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MS in Horticulture, Colorado State University

Fort Collins, Colorado

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24 Months

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About this course

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The Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture offers a Master of Science in Horticulture that emphasizes human engagement with the landscape and aims to solve problems for people, agriculture, and the environment. The program fosters scholarship and creativity through teamwork and individual diversity, encouraging students to develop practical solutions related to horticulture and landscape architecture.

Why this course is highly recommended

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This program is ideal for students interested in engaging deeply with landscape and horticulture challenges, offering diverse areas of study that blend practical applications with innovative research. The emphasis on teamwork and individual diversity provides a rich learning environment for tackling real-world problems related to agriculture, environment, and landscape design.

Specialisation

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Students can explore diverse areas such as bioactive plant components, dietary intervention and cancer prevention, ecophysiology, enology, environmental and stress physiology, floriculture, fruit and vegetables, germplasm conservation, greenhouse technology, landscape ecology, and more. These specialisations support a wide range of interests in horticulture and landscape architecture.

Course fees

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Application fees

25.50L

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1st year tuition fees

25.50L

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Living cost

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Degree requirements

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For detailed coursework, credit requirements, and program specifics, students should refer to the Colorado State University general catalog and consult their department representative for tailored guidance.
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English language test

IELTS

6.5

TOEFL

80

PTE

58

DUOLINGO

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Career prospects

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Graduates can pursue opportunities in research, sustainable production, landscape architecture, greenhouse management, and more. The program prepares students for roles in environmental and stress physiology, germplasm conservation, turfgrass science, viticulture, and potato breeding, among other fields.

FAQs

How can I find more program information?

You can contact your department representative or request more details from the department’s website.

What employment opportunities are available for students?

Graduate students interested in employment positions should contact their advisor and departmental graduate coordinator to learn about opportunities like GTA, GRA, GSA, and hourly positions.