The Associate of Science (AS) in Horticulture degree program at the Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University offers a two-year curriculum in either general horticulture or horticulture business, and provides an overview of best practices. With a focus on field-based and hands-on teaching and learning, students take courses in horticultural science, landscape plant material, as well as propagation and management techniques that prepare them for a variety of careers in horticulture. Some required courses are only available at the Ambler Campus, while other major course requirements are only available at Ambler Campus.
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