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Landscape Architecture Degrees
The Department of Landscape Architecture
at Cornell University offers three Landscape Architecture degrees:
-- Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture
Degree
-- Master of Landscape Architecture Degree (3
year)
-- Master of Landscape Architecture–Advanced
Degree (2 year)
The four-year Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture degree
and the three-year Master of Landscape Architecture degree are professional,
license-qualifying Landscape Architecture degrees accredited by
the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board of the American
Society of Landscape Architects. The Bachelor of Science in
Landscape Architecture degree is the only one of its kind in the
Ivy League.
The two-year Master of Landscape Architecture–Advanced Degree
is for students with an accredited four-year (BS, BSLA) or five-year
(BLA) professional degree in Landscape Architecture or Architecture
degrees.
A Master of Professional Studies degree is presently in the formative
stages. To read more about the general requirements for and focus
of this program, visit the
CALS Master of Professional Studies page.
Portfolio
All applicants to the Landscape Architecture degree program at Cornell
University must submit a portfolio. To view portfolio
requirements for undergraduate and graduate Landscape Architecture
degrees, visit
http://www.landscape.cornell.edu/portfolio.html.
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