Program Information
Pearl River Community College’s Landscape Management Technology program prepares students for a professional career in the growing horticultural industry. Students gain hands-on experience in landscape design, construction, plant identification and care, turfgrass management, irrigation and lighting systems, pest and weed control, landscape equipment, and business management. The program also introduces students to modern technology used in today’s landscaping industry, giving graduates the practical skills and classroom knowledge needed to design, install, and manage beautiful, functional outdoor spaces. Whether you want to work for a landscaping company, manage your own business, work in horticulture, or pursue further education, Landscape Management Technology can help you turn your interest in the outdoors into a rewarding career.
Location of Program:
Poplarville Campus
Program Start:
Fall Semester
Program Instructor Contact Information:
Your natural abilities
- Enjoy working in nature
- Problem solving
- Working hands on
- Attention to detail
Classroom knowledge
- Understand turf, plants and chemicals needed on job sites
- Design and install landscape plan
- Work with trends and technology in landscaping
Graduation options
- Career Certificate
- Technical Certificate
- Associate in Applied Science
Possible careers in this program:
Careers include but are not limited to Irrigation Technician, Greenskeeper, Turf Manager, Plant Breeder, Pesticide Specialist, Landscape Designer, Nursery Manager, or Landscaper.
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At PRCC, it is the students responsibility to keep records of syllabi of the courses they take in the event that future college(s) require this information. Pearl River Community College does not provide syllabi to former students transferring to another college or university. Students are directed to visit the Mississippi Community College Board website and access course descriptions and Student Learning Outcomes for academic courses that are used by all Mississippi Community Colleges.
Uniform Course Numbering System-Academics | Mississippi Community College Board (https://www.mccb.edu/about/publications/ucns-academics)