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2 Horticulture Degree Programs in Poland
University of Agriculture in Krakow
MSc International Master of Horticultural Science
- Kraków, Poland
MSc
Full time
3 semesters
On-Campus
English
The international study program "International Master of Horticultural Science" is focused on the education and training of students for their future activities in spheres of management, trade, and services as well as in governmental services at the European level.
Sopot University of Applied Sciences
Certificate in Floral Crafts
- Sopot, Poland
Certificate
On-Campus
Polish
The course is aimed at people interested in gaining knowledge and practical skills in the field of floristry and obtaining professional qualifications in the profession of a florist, as well as to people working (or wanting to work) in flower shops, floristic studios and decoration companies. The course is also intended for teachers who want to work as a floristry teacher in post-secondary schools (or other educational institutions).
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Studying horticulture in Poland allows you to delve into the science and art of plant cultivation, landscape management, and sustainable agriculture. This field is essential for addressing environmental challenges while promoting biodiversity and food security.
Through courses in plant biology, soil science, and landscape design, you'll develop practical skills like managing greenhouse operations, implementing pest management practices, and conducting soil analysis. The academic environment in Poland encourages students to engage in hands-on projects that foster independence and creativity, preparing you for real-world applications in various horticultural practices. Students strengthen adaptability as they explore new ideas and techniques essential to the sector.
Graduates often find opportunities in agricultural management, landscape architecture, and botanical research, reflecting the high industry demand for skilled professionals in this field. As you complete your studies, you'll be well-equipped to contribute to both local initiatives and global efforts to improve sustainable practices in horticulture.