This programme will develop your academic and applied horticultural skills which are needed for graduate level employment within these areas of the sector today. In this course, you will learn about modern plant crop management and undertake a research project within an area of your own interest. You will explore both regional and international green space development of spaces developed for specific communities, and evaluate and devise strategies for their management. You will also further develop your skills of industry-focused research, writing and presentation, to provide you with vital tools to greatly enhance your employability in a professional career context. Horticulture covers a diverse range of careers in landscape and garden design; greenspace management, professional horticulture on private estates or in historic gardens, or horticultural training within health and social care projects and beyond. After completing this degree a whole host of career options within these fields will be available to you, including: horticultural scientific research; agronomy; plant production; cut flower supply chain; local authority; heritage estate and green space managers; horticulture therapy; garden designers and landscaping.