Diploma in Sustainable Horticulture and Landscaping
Faculty of Applied Sciences
NQF level9Campuses1
Course overview
About this course
Diploma in Sustainable Horticulture and Landscaping develops knowledge and practical capability in agricultural and environmental systems, natural resources and applied field practice. Students build analytical, communication and problem-solving skills through theory and applied learning. Exact modules and practical components vary by institution and study year.
Course content
What you may study
Biological and environmental sciences; production systems; resource management; soil, plant or animal studies; data collection; fieldwork; and practical projects. Module names and sequencing must be confirmed in the institution's current curriculum.
Entry requirements
Required school subjects
English Home LanguageLevel 4 · 50%NSC Diploma with:- English HL/FAL 4 AND Maths 3/ Maths Lit 4 AND Life Sci 4 (or recognised equivalent) and two 20 credit subject 3
English First Additional LanguageLevel 4 · 50%NSC Diploma with:- English HL/FAL 4 AND Maths 3/ Maths Lit 4 AND Life Sci 4 (or recognised equivalent) and two 20 credit subject 3
MathematicsLevel 3 · 40%NSC Diploma with:- English HL/FAL 4 AND Maths 3/ Maths Lit 4 AND Life Sci 4 (or recognised equivalent) and two 20 credit subject 3
Mathematical LiteracyLevel 4 · 50%NSC Diploma with:- English HL/FAL 4 AND Maths 3/ Maths Lit 4 AND Life Sci 4 (or recognised equivalent) and two 20 credit subject 3
Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Confirm programme-specific rules with the institution.Admission
Other admission conditions
See page 6 of the linked official prospectus.
Further study
Possible study paths
Graduates may progress to doctoral study in a related field, subject to research alignment and the receiving institution's admission requirements. Advanced or postgraduate study in agriculture, environmental management, conservation, biological sciences or a related specialisation, subject to admission requirements.
Career possibilities
Where this qualification may lead
Agricultural adviser; production manager; conservation officer; environmental technician; farm manager; field researcher; or natural-resource practitioner.
Study locations
Available campuses
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