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94 Part-time Prospectus 2009 | 2010<br />

Horticulture Courses 95<br />

Horticulture Single Modules<br />

LANDSCAPE AND<br />

GARDEN MANAGEMENT<br />

Programme Code: HORW H2024<br />

Programme Title: Landscape and<br />

Garden Management<br />

Award Type: Single Subject<br />

Award Title: Landscape and Garden<br />

Management<br />

NFQ Level <strong>of</strong> Award: 7<br />

ECTS Credits in Award: 18<br />

Minimum entry requirements:<br />

Applicants must have a pass in five<br />

subjects (ordinary level) in the Leaving<br />

Certificate, to include Mathematics<br />

and English or Irish, or an equivalent<br />

qualification. Leaving Certificate<br />

Mathematics at Foundation Level at<br />

grade B2 or higher is acceptable for<br />

this programme.<br />

The minimum entry requirements for<br />

graduates <strong>of</strong> FETAC level 5 or 6 awards<br />

is any full award.<br />

Mature applicants (i.e. those who are<br />

aged 23 years or more on January 1st<br />

in the year <strong>of</strong> entry) applying for the<br />

first level <strong>of</strong> programmes are exempt<br />

from this requirement.<br />

Applicants who do not meet the entry<br />

requirements should contact the<br />

institute for further information.<br />

Schedule: Thursday 6.30pm – 9.30pm,<br />

four Saturdays <strong>of</strong> 4 hour duration<br />

per semester<br />

Fee: €1,600<br />

Duration: 1 year part-time<br />

Subjects<br />

Irish Flora Studies<br />

Identification <strong>of</strong> outdoor and indoor<br />

ornamental plants<br />

Lawn establishment and management<br />

Planning, establishment and<br />

maintenance <strong>of</strong> plant borders<br />

Construction and management <strong>of</strong><br />

rockeries, dry wall and water features etc<br />

Selection, cultivation and maintenance<br />

<strong>of</strong> glasshouse plants<br />

Development <strong>of</strong> fruit and vegetable<br />

gardens<br />

Conservation and sustainable<br />

horticultural practices<br />

Garden Design<br />

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?<br />

This course is designed for both the<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>essional gardener and serious<br />

amateur gardeners.<br />

APPLICATION<br />

For further details and an application<br />

form please contact the marketing team<br />

on 01 885 1000 or e-mail: info@itb.ie.<br />

LANDSCAPE DESIGN<br />

Programme Code: HORW H2016<br />

Programme Title: Landscape Design<br />

Award Type: Single subject<br />

Award Title: Landscape Design<br />

NFQ Level <strong>of</strong> Award: 7<br />

ECTS Credits in Award: 18<br />

Minimum entry requirements:<br />

Applicants must have a pass in five<br />

subjects (ordinary level) in the Leaving<br />

Certificate, to include Mathematics<br />

and English or Irish, or an equivalent<br />

qualification. Leaving Certificate<br />

Mathematics at Foundation Level at<br />

grade B2 or higher is acceptable for<br />

this programme.<br />

The minimum entry requirements for<br />

graduates <strong>of</strong> FETAC level 5 or 6 awards<br />

is any full award.<br />

Mature applicants (i.e. those who are<br />

aged 23 years or more on January 1st<br />

in the year <strong>of</strong> entry) applying for the<br />

first level <strong>of</strong> programmes are exempt<br />

from this requirement.<br />

Applicants who do not meet the entry<br />

requirements should contact the<br />

institute for further information.<br />

Schedule: Thursday 6.30pm – 9.30pm<br />

Fee: €1,600<br />

Duration: 1 year part-time<br />

Students attending this course will<br />

gain knowledge in the art <strong>of</strong> designing<br />

gardens and open spaces, and acquire<br />

an appreciation <strong>of</strong> the history <strong>of</strong> designed<br />

landscapes. The course is one third<br />

theory and two thirds studio time.<br />

Subjects<br />

Principles <strong>of</strong> Landscape Design<br />

Elements <strong>of</strong> Landscape Design<br />

History <strong>of</strong> the Designed Landscape<br />

The Design Process<br />

Drafting Skills<br />

Construction Details<br />

Planting Plans<br />

Having successfully completed this<br />

module the student will:<br />

Understand principles <strong>of</strong> designs,<br />

interpretation <strong>of</strong> plans and specification.<br />

Complete a range <strong>of</strong> landscape design.<br />

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?<br />

This course is suitable for a person<br />

who wants to broaden their knowledge<br />

<strong>of</strong> the principles and practices <strong>of</strong><br />

landscape design.<br />

APPLICATION<br />

For further details and an application<br />

form please contact the marketing team<br />

on 01 885 1000 or e-mail: info@itb.ie.

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