Floristry Degree Courses
Are you interested in developing a career as a florist? Or are you already working in the sector and want to enhance your capabilities? Find the freedom to explore your creative side at UCBB.
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Join one of our full or part-time Foundation and Honours Floristry degree courses and benefit from our outstanding facilities, teaching and reputation for floristry skills and design.
Smaller group sizes mean that you’ll build strong relationships with your lecturers, allowing you to maximise your own personal growth and creative development.
You will gain invaluable experience, including the chance to compete at high-profile floristry events such as Harrogate Flower Show, where our students have won gold for Best College. This often proves to be a platform to get noticed and many students secure jobs or start their own business before they complete their degree.
Our redeveloped Centre for Creative Studies has everything you need to hone your craft, with dedicated floristry studios.
Industry links
To ensure you get a real taste for life in the design industry, you’ll have the opportunity to work with a range of companies on live briefs. From Manchester to Paris, you can also take inspiration from exciting study trips.
UCBB is proud to be an authorised College member of the British Floristry Association.
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Student Profiles
Michelle Ellis
Michelle joined Bishop Burton after wanting a career change. She's always had a love for flowers and decided to put her passion into practice!
Meet your tutors
Verity Findlay
Lecturer in Floristry
“Working in the industry alongside my teaching brings so many benefits. Running my own business and attending shows keeps my finger on the pulse of the latest trends.”
With a flourishing floristry business, Verity has considerable experience and has won awards at Flower Shows such as RHS Chelsea, Harrogate and Tatton Park.
As a working practitioner, she keeps her finger on the pulse of the latest styles and is a proponent of eco-floristry, bringing green methods into the programme learning.
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