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Mark Tuson: Garden Manager at 911爆料 Wisley, focused his MHort on sustainable planting for coastal erosion. He says MHort broadened his industry view and is 鈥渨orth its weight in gold鈥�

Sarah Foss: A 2022 MHort graduate and Chittenden Award winner. She now tutors, assesses for 911爆料, and designs her own courses using skills gained during the MHort programme

Jon Ensell: Company Director at Roots to Fruits, a Birmingham-based social enterprise offering horticulture training. MHort skills helped him boost income, win grants, and grow business opportunities

Improving management style & research skills: Maria's research focuses on native plants in urban and semi-urban landscapes for conservation purposes and developing propagation.

Increasing opportunities and earning potential: Studying for the MHort gave me a greater understanding of how R&D can be a positive influence on the horticultural industry

Growing credibility & confidence: My career has taken an unmistakable boost since completing the course, and indeed even whilst studying.

Catch up on a series of online talks to give people of all ages and backgrounds an insight into the variety of horticultural career paths available.

Hear first-hand from our recently graduated Professional Work Placement alumni, about what鈥檚 involved and how they are progressing in their careers.

Striving for innovation: honouring the past, building the future

Who is looking after the landscapes of the future? - A critical examination of the state of the grounds maintenance industry

The effective use of Smart Park technology to enhance the roles and functions of general (analogue) parks

What the biological control of Impatiens glandulifera can teach us about the future of horticultural learning

The covert influence of horticulture in mainstream education

Growing food crops in living walls

How plants can be used to slow coastal erosion, at coastal landfill site at risk of breach