Who We Are & What We Do
The Department of Landscape Architecture:
The faculty of the UF Department of Landscape Architecture trains practitioners and scholars who are committed to advancing the efficacy, impact, and knowledge of our discipline.
Our research enhances the understanding and practice of the profession and addresses societal challenges. Our work serves the diverse communities of the state, region, and abroad.
A STEM-Designated Program
The doctoral program at DCP is officially designated as a STEM degree – and that means that your studies reflect evidence-based knowledge and technology-driven solutions:
Data science skills integrated into course content and applied research
Advanced mathematical modeling courses
STEM-related electives
The University of Florida’s School of Landscape Architecture and Planning leads by building on the synergies of the two disciplines, specifically our expertise in sustainability, environment and design, systems thinking, policy making, and regionalism.
- To advance the ethical, creative, and skillful application of the arts and sciences in planning, designing, and managing built and natural environments;
- To conduct innovative, cutting-edge research, developing new theories, methodologies, and technologies that guide the next generation of landscape architects and planners; and
- To provide professional and public services to communities throughout Florida, the nation, and the world.
Contact Us
Dr. Jules Bruck
Director, School of Landscape Architecture and PlanningChair and Professor, Department of Landscape Architecture
Dr. Lingqian (Ivy) Hu
Associate Director, School of Landscape Architecture and PlanningChair and Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning