Study Horticulture and explore today’s global challenges in climate, health, food and urban futures.
It's possible to combine part-time and foundation options. Contact us to discuss what you can do, or choose a combination of options when you apply online.
Passionate about plants, the environment, or sustainable food production? Our course combines plant science, practical skills and commercial insight to prepare you for a dynamic, future-facing career. You'll explore the full scope of horticulture, from crop production to green space management, while developing critical thinking, sustainability awareness and problem-solving abilities. Supported by industry links, placements and research opportunities, you'll graduate ready to drive innovation across diverse horticultural sectors.
Why ARU?
Immerse yourself in real-world learning on our 150-hectare campus with extensive plant collections. labs and research glasshouses
Benefit from our outstanding reputation for excellence in horticultural education and industry relevance
Explore cutting-edge research in vertical, hydroponic and advanced growing systems shaping the future of food and plant production
Develop professional networks through our extensive industry connections encompassing parks, gardens and horticultural businesses
Graduate with in-demand green skills, critical thinking and commercial awareness for top careers in horticulture and beyond
Year 1:
Ecosystems and Sustainable Development (30 credits)
Environmental Horticulture (30 credits)
Plant Propagation and Growth Innovations (30 credits)
Biological Processes (15 credits)
Bio-Innovations for Land Use (15 credits)
Into ARU
Year 2:
Environmental Management (15 credits)
Ruskin Module (15 credits)
Plant Physiology (15 credits)
Managing Urban Tree Resources (15 credits)
Research Methods (15 credits)
Plants in Built Environments (15 credits)
Political and Economic Contexts (15 credits)
Fresh Produce Production (15 credits)
Year 3:
Natural Resource Management (15 credits)
International Trade and Markets (15 credits)
Crop Management and Technologies (15 credits)
Community Horticulture (15 credits)
Managing Urban Blue Green Infrastructure (15 credits)
Global Production Trends and Transformations (15 credits)
Dissertation (30 credits)
Anglia Ruskin University has participated in the Teaching Excellence Framework. These ratings were awarded in 2023, for four years.
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Course optionsARU operates a policy of making contextualised offers for this course which may be a reduced conditional offer or an unconditional offer, using data from UCAS to make our assessment. We consider that this approach promotes the equality of educational opportunity for applicants from low participation groups in HE. ARU welcomes students from diverse backgrounds and helping them achieve their full potential. The offer of a place through the contextual offer process is at the discretion of ARU.
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| Location | Fee | Year |
|---|---|---|
| England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Channel Islands & Republic of Ireland | £10050 |
Tuition fee status depends on a number of criteria and varies according to where in the UK you will study. For further guidance on the criteria for home or overseas tuition fees, please refer to the UKCISA website.
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https://www.aru.ac.uk/study/tuition-fees
International fee TBC
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