Texas Tech University

Master of Science in Horticulture Science

 
 Credit Hours
36
 
 Prerequisites
Bachelor's Degree
 
 Department
Gordon W. Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources
 
 Available
Online


About the Program

The Master of Science in Horticulture degree program at a distance is designed specifically to meet the needs of today’s working professional. Horticulture is the application of basic scientific information to the growing and use of edible (fruits, nuts, and vegetables) and ornamental plants (annual and perennial flowers and woody plants). Today’s horticulture students focus on the challenges and practices of genetics and breeding, propagation, biotechnology, production, management, handling and storage, marketing, and use of horticultural plants. 

 

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