Typically, BSc Botany is a three-year program.
Study of plant structure.
Understanding plant functions and processes.
Classification and identification of plants.
Study of the interactions between plants and their environment.
Understanding the impact of environmental factors on plants.
Study of genetic principles in plants.
Understanding the evolution of plant species.
Study of plant diseases.
Application of biological techniques to plant science.
Hands-on experience in plant identification and experimentation.
Independent or group research projects.
Some programs include internships or research projects to provide practical experience.
Conducting research on plant life and contributing to scientific knowledge.
Assisting in experiments and research projects.
Working to protect and preserve plant species.
Assessing environmental impacts on plant life.
Advising on crop management and plant health.
Cultivating and managing gardens, parks, or agricultural crops.
Managing and conserving forest resources.
Studying the impact of plant life on wildlife.
At the school or college level. A postgraduate degree (MSc, PhD) may be required for higher education positions.
Applying biotechnological methods to plant science.
Studying the medicinal properties of plants.
Formulating herbal products.
Providing guidance to farmers.
Managing forest areas and resources.
Managing plant collections in botanical gardens or museums.
Developing new plant varieties.
Planning and designing outdoor spaces.
Working on seed quality and production.
Running a plant nursery.
Providing landscaping services.