Bachelor in Environmental Landscape Management

For Bachelor in Environmental Landscape Management, applications for the Sep 2026 intake are due by Aug 31, 2026, while tuition is 12,493 USD per year.

Students who are passionate about the intersection of ecology and design will find a unique home in this diploma program. Situated on Seneca’s King Campus, the curriculum leverages over 200 acres of diverse ecosystems—including wetlands, forests, and meadows—to transform the landscape into a living laboratory for sustainable management.

You will master the technical and creative aspects of landscape development, from initial design concepts to long-term site restoration. The program balances traditional horticultural knowledge with contemporary, environmentally conscious practices such as fusion landscaping and low-impact land management. By integrating classroom theory with hands-on fieldwork, students gain the proficiency needed to manage human-environment interactions effectively.

Distinctive Learning Environment

• Experiential Mastery: Gain direct experience in on-campus greenhouse facilities and expansive naturalized field sites.
• Industry-Ready Skills: Build expertise in computer-aided design, project marketing, and business operations specific to the environmental sector.
• Ecological Literacy: Develop a deep understanding of plant materials and the complex relationships that define healthy, sustainable ecosystems.

Graduates emerge prepared to influence the future of green infrastructure, whether working for municipalities, conservation authorities, or private landscape firms, equipped with both the technical acumen to design and the business insight to manage successful projects.