Concentrations                                                                                         Advisors                                                                                                       Former concentrations                                               Historical look at concentrations in our legacy departments In most departments at the University of Tennessee, curricular tracks have been formally developed for particular study focuses or specialties. These are referred to as "concentrations". The Department of Plant Sciences (PLSC) offers a major leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in Plant Sciences Systems with four concentrations: Landscape Design & Construction Public Horticulture Turfgrass Science & Management Bioenergy Biotechnology Horticulture Science & Production Course requirements for each concentration Each concentration offers a different approach to address the breadth of opportunities available to undergraduate students in plant sciencs and arts. A minimum of 124 credit hours including internship is required for each concentration. Fulltime summer internships are available at selected local, regional, and national companies or institutions. Part-time summer or semester internships are available inthe Department of Plant Sciences, other university departments and laboratories, and local commercial firms.                                     See also: Fun stuff! Study areas/Specialties in Plant Sciences Courses:   Undergraduate   Graduate Financial Aid / Scholarships / Loans Tennessee Scholar Dollars Professional opportunities: jobs for our grads Application procedures Bursar / maps / housing / parking / VolCard / grades / transcripts / more... College Honors Research & Creative Achievements Program International Programs for Agriculture Sciences & Natural Resources Helpful online links for student information at UT Plant Sciences UG Committee Page