While an education may not be required for many entry-level jobs, more advanced, higher-paying horticulture careers require at least a bachelor's degree. When you earn your horticulture degree online with CSU, you gain scientific knowledge and business skills that will make you eligible for a wide variety of green industry jobs.
Potential job titles include:
- Plant technician
- Crew supervisor
- Superintendent of operations
- Sales person
- Manger of propagation (garden center)
- Inventory manager
- Field supervisor
- Landscape technician
- Equipment operator
- Grower manager
- Greenhouse manager
- Plant collections curator
Organizations that have a need for employees with an academic background in horticulture include:
- Garden centers
- City/county parks and recreation departments
- CSAs
- Nurseries
- Public gardens
- Landscape design firms
- Greenhouses
- Farms
- Vineyards
