Health and Gardens

The Health and Gardens program focuses on integrating green spaces into healthcare settings. This program is designed for health and social professionals who want to enhance patient care through nature. Ideal candidates are those who appreciate the therapeutic benefits of gardens and seek to implement these practices in their work environments.

Students will engage in 98 hours of instruction, combining theoretical courses with practical workshops. The curriculum covers topics such as therapeutic gardening, project management for health gardens, and the impact of nature on well-being. This hands-on approach prepares students to develop and manage therapeutic gardens effectively.

Graduates can pursue roles such as therapeutic garden coordinators, health promotion specialists, or wellness program managers. They may find employment in hospitals, community health organizations, or wellness centers. The skills gained are transferable across various sectors, emphasizing the importance of nature in health and social care.