The ability to work closely with other professionals toward a common benefit of the consumer or patient. Horticultural therapy is a process directed by a horticultural therapist using flowers, fruits, vegetables, and ornamental plants to provide people with social, psychological, physical and intellectual benefits. Careers Horticultural therapy job opportunities are plentiful and are available in the United States and internationally, with competitive salaries. V.A. medical centers Vocational training centers Zoo horticulture departments Horticultural therapy program graduates are able to establish private consulting services to work with the programs identified above. Students and faculty Horticulture faculty are dedicated to providing the best education possible and are experienced in their disciplines.
Faculty have experience from across the United States and internationally.
Teaching and research are coordinated with a strong extension program. Advising is a major emphasis in horticulture. A department faculty member assists each student in determining a program of study that fits the student's interests and needs. The K-State chapter of the American Horticultural Therapy Association provides opportunities for interactions among students, faculty, and professional horticultural therapists. We hope you enjoy our Web Site.