Landscape architects design outdoor spaces that enhance people’s
lives. They protect the earth by analyzing the impact of proposed
development, planning for pedestrian and automobile traffic and
determining the best use for each site.
What can I do with this degree?
Design parks, playgrounds,
gardens, zoos, skate parks, campuses, ski resorts, golf courses,
residential developments, beach resorts, hike and bike paths…
Preserve and interpret natural areas and historic landscapes
Plan neighborhoods, cities and regional growth
Site buildings and developments to manage solar energy, breezes and water
Manage parks, conservation areas, and construction sites
Teach future landscape architects
Landscape architects are in demand as interest grows in green spaces and sustainable design. The U. S. Department of Labor ranked landscape architect as one of the top ten jobs in 2006. View the latest statistics on the field.
Sound good? Start by earning your degree in landscape architecture —
we offer two options.