Rutgers University School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (New Brunswick) 10 courses
The Public Garden Management Minor provides students with a customizable curriculum that focuses on various aspects of public horticulture, with content geared towards career development in public gardens administration, horticultural design and installation, and plant production and curation. The diverse course load in the Public Garden Management minor gives students an interdisciplinary approach to cater their experiences to their personal interests and career goals. This minor complements several SEBS majors including but not limited to Landscape Architecture, Environmental Planning, Environmental and Business Economics, and Public Health. 11:550:233 (3) Landscape Plants OR 11:550:235 (3) Herbaceous Plants in the Landscape
Foundation Courses (Required, 12 Credits)
11:550:238 (3) Landscape Management and Maintenance 11:776:211 (3) Introduction to Horticulture 11:193:200 (3) Community Gardening for Health and Wellness 11:550:233 (3) Landscape Plants OR 11:550:235 (3) Herbaceous Plants in the Landscape
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 11:550:238 | Landscape Management and Maintenance | 3 |
| 11:776:211 | Introduction to Horticulture | 3 |
| 11:550:233 | Landscape Plants I | 3 |
| 11:550:235 | Herbaceous Plants in the Landscape | 3 |
Institutional People Skills, Management, and Human-Plant Interactions (Choose 2 Courses, 6 Credits)
These courses include foundational knowledge in community building and leadership, fundraising, volunteer management, budgets and accounting, and people-plant interactions for students interested in careers in the public gardens sphere. 11:373:202 (3) Sustainability Decision Tools 11:373:205 (3) Small Business Essentials 11:607:200 (3) Principles of Leadership 11:607:203 (3) Foundations of Volunteer Management 11:607:402 (3) Building Community Partnerships 11:607:485 (3) Understanding Group Dynamics and Team Processes 11:776:201 (3) People-Plant Relationships 11:216:322 (3) Plant Ecology Experiential Learning at Rutgers Gardens (max. 3 credits; contact UPD for arrangement)
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