Landscape Architecture Academic Programs
Integrating Art & Science
Landscape Architecture is your gateway to blending art and science in the design of public and private spaces. Whether your passion lies in residential or commercial, urban or rural settings, or the balance of use and function, a degree in landscape architecture equips you with the knowledge and skills to create sustainable environments while safeguarding the ecosystems that surround us.
Student & Faculty Stories
Kona A. Gray Wows Audience at Annual Edward D. Stone, Jr. Lecture
The University of Florida Department of Landscape Architecture held its ninth annual Edward D. Stone,…
Anumba Updates Key Stakeholders at Annual Leadership Summit
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Construction Begins on Ramos Collaboratory Oct. 23
In October 2022, the University of Florida College of Design, Construction and Planning held the…
Crawford Making the Most of Her ASLA Membership
As a member of the University of Florida Student Chapter of the American Society of…
Alumni Voices
Paying for College
The University of Florida offers several types of financial aid including grants, scholarships, loans, and part-time employment.
The Landscape Architecture Department also has several endowed scholarships for students accepted into the program. Awards are determined by faculty based on academic performance and need.
Finding a Job
The College of Design, Construction and Planning provides a wide array of programs and services that supports and facilitates career development for our students and alumni by creating meaningful industry engagement opportunities and career development services.
Studying Abroad
The Department of Landscape Architecture offers rotating opportunities for students to participate in European study abroad programs through peer programs and institutions. Destinations have included Northern Ireland, Italy, Spain, and Croatia.
For more information about available programs, please contact Kevin Thompson, Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture.