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Landscape Architecture (MLA)

https://catalog.uoregon.edu/design/arch-env/landscape-architecture/mla-land-arch/
The three-year professional master of landscape architecture degree (MLA) is accredited by the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board. The MLA prepares students for professional careers in environmental design with a core in design studio course work and curricular areas in land analysis, land planning, ecological systems, and planting design. The program’s goal is to produce visually literate, technically skilled, ecologically knowledgeable, and socially responsible designers—innovators and leaders in solving the difficult problems of the built environment.

LA 620-621 LA 620–621. Landscape Research Methods I-II. 8 Credits.

Contemporary research issues and strategies. Theories, approaches, and techniques applicable to topics and problems in landscape architecture. Sequence with LA 620.

LA 621. Landscape Research Methods II. 2-4 Credits.

Contemporary research issues and strategies. Theories, approaches, and techniques applicable to topics and problems in landscape architecture. Sequence with LA 620.
Requisites: Prereq: LA 620.