Work at the intersection of the built and natural environments. Combining courses in plant materials, construction techniques, leadership and art among others, our students solve multi-faceted design challenges from many perspectives, including human and environmental health. Landscape architects plan and design parks, campuses, streetscapes, trails, plazas, residences and other projects that strengthen communities. Landscape architecture is perfect for any student interested in learning ways to address solutions to environmental, natural resource and sustainability challenges. Our graduates work in cities and communities to help keep air and water clean, provide habitats for wildlife and build safe, beautiful places for people to enjoy. They work in interdisciplinary firms with other professionals to design outside spaces where people live, work and play. So many of your favorite parks, plazas, golf courses and certainly college campuses resulted directly from the hands-on technical expertise and aesthetic sensibility of landscape architects. From Central Park in New York City to the Gardens of Versailles, the mark of landscape architects is enduring throughout our world.