The Bachelor of Landscape Architecture program at Washington State University (WSU) empowers you to shape the world through thoughtful design. This field integrates art, science, and community engagement to create meaningful outdoor spaces that prioritize the health and sustainability of both people and the planet. In a studio environment that fosters innovation and teamwork, you will explore the diverse aspects of landscape architecture, tackling projects such as parks, plazas, gardens, streetscapes, campuses, and trails. Expect to engage with various urban, rural, and natural settings through frequent field excursions. The program offers opportunities for close collaboration with faculty and practicing professionals, enabling you to continuously refine your abilities and prepare for a dynamic career designing beautiful, just, and purposeful places.
Graduates of the Landscape Architecture program are prepared for diverse and impactful careers in designing and managing outdoor environments.
The University may charge additional fees for specific courses, labs, or services.
The Landscape Architecture program at WSU is accredited. For detailed information on accreditation, strategic plans, and learning outcomes, please refer to the Landscape Architecture Accreditation page on the WSU School of Design and Construction website.