Landscape Architecture

College

College of Design, Construction, and Planning 

Department/School

Landscape Architecture Department 

Landscape Architecture Program

The Department of Landscape Architecture offers graduate programs leading to the Master of Landscape Architecture (M.L.A.) degree in Landscape Architecture. A Ph.D. degree with a concentration in Landscape Architecture is also offered through the College of Design, Construction and Planning. Minimum requirements for these degrees are given in the Graduate Degrees  section of this catalog.

Master of Landscape Architecture: The MLA is a Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board (LAAB) accredited professional Master’s degree in Landscape Architecture. Graduation from an accredited program is an essential first step toward licensing in Florida and other states that regulate the practice of landscape architecture.

For more information, please see our website: http://www.dcp.ufl.edu/landscape.

Degrees Offered with a Major in Landscape Architecture

Landscape Architecture Departmental Courses

• LAA 5331: Site Design Methodologies
• LAA 5366: Principles of Landscape Architecture
• LAA 6231: Landscape Architecture Theory
• LAA 6322: Project Management for Landscape Architects
• LAA 6342: Landscape Architecture Criticism
• LAA 6349C: Design Communications for Landscape Acrhitects
• LAA 6382: Ecological and Environmental Policy
• LAA 6525L: Advanced Landscape Construction Design
• LAA 6536: Landscape Management
• LAA 6656C: Advanced Landscape Architectural Design
• LAA 6713: Cultural Landscapes
• LAA 6716: History of Landscape Architecture
• LAA 6905: Directed Study
• LAA 6931: Water Conservation through Site Design and Green Roofs
• LAA 6931C: Special Topics
• LAA 6933: Topics in European Design: Paris, France
• LAA 6935: Gardens of the World
• LAA 6941: Supervised Internship
• LAA 6952C: European Landscape Architecture Studio
• LAA 6971: Research for Master's Thesis
• LAA 6979: Terminal Project

College of Design, Construction, and Planning Courses

• BCN 6558C: Building Integrated Renewable Energy Systems
• DCP 6205: Ecological Issues in Sustainability and the Built Environment
• DCP 6211: Preservation Topics, Issues, and Practice
• DCP 6212: Sustainable Design Issues: Ecology, Architecture, and Planning
• DCP 6301: Sustainable Planning and Design Studio
• DCP 6710: History and Theory of Historic Preservation
• DCP 6711: History of the Built Environment for Preservation Practice
• DCP 6712: Preservation Technology: Conserving Modern Buildings
• DCP 6713: Historic Preservation: Principles, Practice, and Engineering
• DCP 6714: Built Heritage Resources: Research, Documentation, And Conservation
• DCP 6715: Preservation Building Technology
• DCP 6716: Cultural Resource Management
• DCP 6730: Preservation Policy
• DCP 6905: Independent Study
• DCP 6931: Special Topics in Design, Construction, and Planning
• DCP 6943: Practicum in Historic Preservation
• DCP 6971: Research for Master's Thesis
• DCP 7790: Doctoral Core I
• DCP 7792: Doctoral Core II
• DCP 7794: Doctoral Seminar
• DCP 7911: Advanced Design, Construction, and Planning Research I
• DCP 7940: Supervised Teaching
• DCP 7949: Professional Internship
• DCP 7979: Advanced Research
• DCP 7980: Research for Doctoral Dissertation