posted, 12/06/06
Brigham Young University has a page that touts their degree in Landscape Management. A snippet from their web page:
This can be found in a life-long and rewarding career as a landscape management major within the college of Biology and Agriculture.
Landscape management, a relatively new program at Brigham Young University, is highly respected among its professional community and often turns into an equally profitable career.
I’ve seen degrees in Landscape Architecture, Landscape Design, Horticulture, Landscape Technician(2 yr). This is the 1st I’ve seen in Landscape Management. A degree in this field makes sense as Landscape Companies grow their is a need to have solid designers, foremen, and supervisors on staff.
Here’s to hoping that BYU remembers that landscaping begins with the use of a shovel, and that hard physical work in the field is the beginning of success