Undergraduate Programs
The UConn Department of Plant Science and Landscape Architecture offers dynamic bachelor’s degree programs, associates of applied science, and several minors for students with diverse interests and career goals. Through innovative coursework and experiential learning, you’ll discover how to turn your passion for plants, people, and the planet into a meaningful profession.
Degree Options
Plant Science
UConn’s Plant Science programs empower you to explore the science behind how plants sustain life, shape environments, and drive innovation in a changing world. With two- and four-year degree options, you’ll study topics ranging from crop production and plant genetics to soil health and sustainable systems — all while building the skills to address global challenges in food, energy, and the environment. Learn more about our programs if you’re inspired by discovery and want to make a tangible difference through science.
Landscape Architecture
UConn’s nationally accredited Landscape Architecture program helps turn your passion for the outdoors, design, and community into a fulfilling career. Partnering with communities, students learn by doing – tackling challenges like climate change and ecological justice to create vibrant, equitable, and resilient places. If you are a spatial thinker who’s passionate about cultivating a more beautiful world, this is the program for you.
Minors
Our department offers minors that allow students to explore specialized areas such as ornamental horticulture, cannabis cultivation, and sustainable food production.
Experiential Learning
Students majoring in Plant Science or Landscape Architecture have many opportunities to customize their academic journey through experiential learning opportunities, transforming classroom knowledge into real-world skills.
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