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Dec 21, 2024
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2018-2019 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Horticulture and Natural Resources with Specialization in Urban Food Systems (M.S.)
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This specialization will prepare professionals for positions such as director/program managers in not-for-profit organizations, city governments or extension programs in urban districts facilitating community gardens, urban farming, farmers markets, or farm-to-school programs. The specialization places an emphasis on sustainable agriculture, project management, and grant writing, in addition to having a solid foundation in horticultural science and food crop production.
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Thesis Research or Report Track
Required Courses (8 credit hours)
- HORT 951 - Horticulture Graduate Seminar Credits: 1
- Must be taken for 2 credit hours.
- Research Methods and/or Scientific Writing at or above the 600 level Credits: (3)
- 700 level or above Statistics Credits: (3)
Thesis Research or Report (2-6 credit hours)
Additional Courses (8-12 credit hours)
To be determined by Supervisory Committee.
Specialization (8 credit hours)
Total Hours Required (30 credit hours)
Required Courses (8 credit hours)
Additional Courses (17 credit hours)
To be determined with Advisory Committee
Specialization (8 credit hours)
Total Hours Required (36 credit hours)
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