We cover every aspect of garden and landscape design, from basic principles to advanced techniques used by professionals. You’ll learn how to plan layouts, choose plants for specific climates, integrate hardscape features, and design for functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability.

Our students work on actual outdoor projects—residential gardens, urban parks, and community green spaces—applying classroom concepts directly in the field. This bridges the gap between theory and practice and helps build a portfolio that’s ready for clients or employers.

Learn from professionals who have decades of experience in landscape architecture, horticulture, environmental engineering, and artistic design. They share insider tips, industry contacts, and mentorship to accelerate your career path.

Sustainability is at the heart of our teaching. We show you how to use native plants, reduce water consumption, improve soil health naturally, and create designs that support local biodiversity.

Whether you want to immerse yourself in an intensive 3-month program or take evening/weekend classes alongside your job, we offer flexible schedules. Many courses are available online with interactive workshops and live Q&A sessions.

We connect students with landscaping firms, garden centers, municipal planning offices, and environmental NGOs. Our graduates gain not only skills but also valuable industry relationships.