Tech Schools That Offer Degrees in Landscape Design in Wisconsin

Chippewa Valley Technical College

• This technical college, in Eau Claire, provides design students with an associate's degree. Course work provides students with credentials in landscape, plant and turf management to help them oversee landscape contracting on residential and commercial properties. The Chippewa program takes two years to complete.

  Chippewa Valley Technical College
  620 W. Clairemont Ave.
  Eau Claire, WI 54701
  715-833-6200

Gateway Technical College

• A two-year program at Gateway Technical College, in Kenosha, offers students an associate of applied science degree in horticulture, greenhouse and floral studies. Graduates can pursue employment in various capacities, including landscape artist, horticulturist, golf course superintendent, garden center manager and landscape design educator.

  Gateway Technical College
  4940 88th Ave.
  Kenosha, WI 53144
  262-564-3900

Milwaukee Area Technical College

• You can earn an associate's degree in landscape horticulture from the Milwaukee Area Technical College. You can learn about design, installation, maintenance, pest control and cost estimating. Course work is based at the well-landscaped Mequon campus center.

  Milwaukee Area Technical College
  Mequon Campus
  5555 West Highland Rd.
  Mequon, WI 53092
  262-238-2200

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College

• The associate's degree program at Northeastern Wisconsin Technical College, in Green Bay, includes courses involving hours of perfecting pencil sketching skills to apply to home, commercial, landscape and hardscape design. In addition, students learn to use computer-aided design applications in landscaping and then gain knowledge in construction, soil requirements, safety and pest control.

  Northeast Wisconsin Technical College
  2740 W. Mason St.
  Green Bay, WI 54307
  920-498-5400

Western Technical College

• Western Technical College, in La Crosse, offers an associate's degree in applied science that enables graduates to pursue careers as a landscape designer, arborist, garden center specialist or landscape construction technician. Students learn about plant growth, health, selection and maintenance to help them develop sustainable landscape designs.

  Western Technical College
  304 6th St. N.
  La Crosse, WI 54602
  608-785-9200