Graduate Diploma in Urban Horticulture

Overview

The Burnley experience

The Burnley campus isn’t just where you’ll study, it’s also a showcase of urban horticulture, with new green infrastructure technologies incorporated into the campus, our buildings and teaching areas.

The green roofs are hubs for our students and researchers – you'll find yourself gardening, harvesting or just hanging out in these stunning learning spaces.

Outside the buildings, there are plenty of horticulture and green infrastructure learning experiences to be had among Burnley’s 9 hectares of heritage-listed gardens.

Career connections

There are many events that will connect you with industry and employers throughout the year. You’ll also have the opportunity to network with and learn from professionals in your field, and to join the STEM Industry Mentoring Program to develop your communication skills and employability.

Volunteering

While you’re studying with us, you'll have the opportunity to volunteer, extend your learning opportunities, connect with communities, and enhance your employability. One opportunity for volunteering is through the Science Student Ambassadors program.