*All School of Horticulture Diploma and Bachelor Level credentials meet the requirements for International learners to apply for Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP).*

Horticulture brings together people, plants and places. Horticulturists produce fruits, flowers and plants; design, install and maintain parks and gardens; and manage sports fields and golf courses.

At KPU, horticulture education combines scientific principles, aesthetic values, sound business practices, and community awareness to produce and manage plants and landscapes.

Our experienced faculty and staff have worked in commercial horticulture, are active in the industry and are committed to excellence in teaching.

KPU's small class sizes provide students with a participatory learning environment and one-on-one engagement with instructors.

Work on your career goals today while planning for the future! At KPU School of Horticulture, we offer trades qualifications, citations, diplomas and degrees.

To find out more about our programs and learning facilities, contact the KPU Future Students Office at study@kpu.ca or call 604-599-3030.