Bachelor of Natural Resources (UAS), Horticulturist studies horticulture from technical and biological points of view. The course covers cost calculations, entrepreneurial working, marketing, business development, commerce, cultivars, cultivation systems, crop timing, crop quality and quantity, and crop storage. It also includes innovation of new products and services.
The English-taught Professional Horticulture option is full-time and taught through contact teaching. Students use Lepaa campus facilities, including a greenhouse that produces tomatoes for commercial purposes and supports research studies. Parks and gardens on campus are also used in the studies.
Häme University of Applied Sciences underlines responsibility and sustainable development in the degree. The page says graduates can work as experts in commerce, counselling, education and administration.