Program Overview

Landscape Architecture Major

The Landscape Architecture major is an adventure in nature and science, where students study design as accomplished landscape architects see it: shaping spaces as well as planning and preserving them. Throughout the program, students explore the relationship between design, nature, and society, as well as the impact of humans on the environment.

At a Glance

• Degree type: Bachelor of Science
• Format: On campus
• Part of: College of Agricultural Sciences
• Competitive major?: No
• Accelerated option?: No

Career Options

Students can expect to find jobs with organizations and individual businesses, ranging from real estate firms starting new projects, cities constructing airports or parks, to homeowners desiring garden designs. Landscape architects are employed by government agencies doing site design for buildings, parks, and other public assets. Others are involved in park and recreation planning in national parks and forests, and restoration of environmentally damaged landscapes. Participation in internships and cooperative education opportunities is highly recommended to enhance practical training and development.

• Design Consultant
• Historic Preservationist in Parks and Recreation (local, state, or federal)
• Municipalities Construction
• Real Estate Development
• Resort Planner
• Urban Designer

Related Majors and Graduate Programs

• Related CSU majors: Environmental Horticulture, B.S.
• Related CSU graduate programs:
  • M.S., Horticulture
  • Ph.D., Horticulture

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