New Mississippi State Degree Concentrations Boost Career Pathways in Landscape Contracting and Management
Starkville, Miss— Mississippi State University (MSU) is introducing two dynamic degree concentrations in the landscape contracting and management sector. These additions are designed to enhance the competitiveness of graduates and provide them with potential earning opportunities in this thriving industry.
The Department of Landscape Architecture at MSU has rolled out two new concentrations; Landscape Ecosystem Management and Landscape Business Management. These additions hold massive potential to amplify graduate opportunities massively.
Landscape Ecosystem Management Concentration
“As our industry gravitates towards sustainable practices and habitat restoration, the Landscape Ecosystem Management concentration is becoming increasingly relevant. It offers in-depth studies into subjects like biology, environmental science, ecology, and environmental economics and policy. The degree arms students with the knowledge they need to join the burgeoning number of habitat restoration firms in our region.”
Landscape Business Management Concentration
In parallel, the Landscape Business Management concentration encompasses a comprehensive array of subjects, including entrepreneurship, management, marketing, human resources, and business regulations. This career pathway is an excellent fit for students planning to start their own businesses or looking to enhance their suitability for top-tier industry positions.
Accredited by the National Association of Landscape Professionals, MSU’s Bachelor of Science in Landscape Contracting and Management prepares students not only to execute a landscape architect’s design but also to design and implement planting plans and best management practices.
Exploring the Landscape Contracting and Management Industry
When students are ready to explore the possibilities, they can visit the official MSU website. They can help their communities too.
Potential students are encouraged to stay informed about the changing landscape of the field. Vice mayors, economic impacts, and new opportunities are just a few of the topics they will find in the industry.
Mississippi State has made a long-standing commitment to fostering groundbreaking knowledge and skills in the field of landscape contracting and management. Now, with the introduction of these two new concentrations, the future of this vibrant industry in Mississippi seems even brighter.
