University of Maryland Landscape Architecture
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Are you interested in sustainable planning, design, and management? Landscape Architects lead, educate, and participate in the careful stewardship, wise planning, and artful design of our cultural and natural environments.
The Department of Plant Science & Landscape Architecture (PSLA) at the University of Maryland offers two professional degrees in Landscape Architecture accredited by the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board (LAAB). Both the undergraduate BLA and graduate MLA degrees meet the academic requirements for licensure.
Our extensive hands-on training and real-world creative problem solving approaches provide you the tools needed to excel. From creating livable communities to solving ecological problems, Landscape Architects are committed to helping shape the future while protecting the past.
Come and meet our professors and students, and tour our facilities! For further information regarding University of Maryland Landscape Architecture, or to schedule a visit, please contact Diana Cortez at [email protected]. For additional information about what landscape architecture is, please visit the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA): http://www.asla.org/design/index.html.
University of Maryland Landscape Architecture is committed to a vision of a sustainable future for the natural and cultural landscapes of Maryland, the Mid-Atlantic region, and the world. We are dedicated to providing the highest quality education for our students, to engaging in research that creates new knowledge for the profession, and to providing service to communities. Our BLA and MLA curricula emphasize regional, local, and site-specific issues influenced by rapid urbanization and the danger to fragile ecosystems, particularly in the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
The program disseminates information in a manner that makes students aware of their environmental and social responsibility within a global perspective. The faculty uses the design studio experience to focus the students on the ecological and cultural synthesis of research and observation in the process of site, community, urban, and regional design and planning. As the landscape architecture profession continues to change by expanding its interests in political, social, and physical interventions, we give our students the technological and creative tools they need to become knowledgeable, discerning, and ethical leaders and interpreters of the environment and our richly diverse culture.
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