Grassland science (Grass Engineering and Landscaping)

I am also an agronomy major. When I was taking the postgraduate entrance examination, I personally felt that some special industries did have unequal opportunities for men and women. When I took the postgraduate entrance examination, my tutors all liked boys. If they decide to have boys under the same conditions, it is because the agricultural major needs to do some manual work, so teachers all think that boys are strong and can work, so there is a difference.

Then, if I extend my feelings to the social level, I think there will be different treatment at work, such as engineering (the supervisors on the construction site must be boys, and most of them are migrant workers).

What you said is that there is a gender difference in the company's recruitment of landscape architecture students. Personally, I think there are several reasons. Landscape architecture is divided into two directions: landscape planning and design and landscape plants. Landscape planning and design is landscape architecture, mainly engaged in planning and design, that is, design drawings. Garden plants are related to agronomy, which is related to plant cultivation and taxonomy.

Those companies that go to Sichuan Agricultural University to find landscape students must be engaged in landscape construction, that is, students in landscape plants. As long as boys can work on the construction site, most companies can't.

The employment prospect of landscape architecture major is not bad, just like accounting major. There are many employers, mostly small enterprises. Your friend will definitely find a job and won't go hungry, hehe. It is difficult to estimate if you want to enter a better unit, but you have to rely on the accumulation of work experience. It would be nice if your friend studied landscape planning and design. Gender discrimination in this area is much better. Don't worry, you can look for a job slowly. Wish you all the best!