With increasing focus on preserving and sustaining our natural world, a minor in landscape architecture is an ideal complement to any major that involves the built world and outdoor spaces.
Our 19-credit undergraduate minor will inspire you to apply natural and aesthetic principles to the planning, designing, preservation, and management of land. Because it emphasizes environmental systems, plants, and site grading, a landscape architecture minor could be a valuable complement to a degree in architecture, urban planning, natural resources and environmental management, or a related major.
Note
This minor would not qualify someone to practice or call themselves a landscape architect. Our professionally accredited Bachelor of Landscape Architecture degree will qualify you for that. You should check it out!
Required Courses
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Curriculum Outline
| Course Number |
Course Title |
Credit Hours |
| LA 100 | Introduction to Landscape Architecture | 2 |
| LA 220 | Landscape Architecture History 1 | 3 |
| LA 270 | Environmental Systems | 3 |
| LA 211 | Landscape Architectural Engineering | 4 |
| LA 341 | Landscape Plants | 4 |
| Departmental Elective | 3 |
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You do not need to apply for this minor. You simply need to declare your intent to pursue the minor by contacting Academic Advising.
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