Master of Landscape Architecture - I in Kent United States | Kent State University

The Master of Landscape Architecture I program equips graduates with the skills to take on dynamic, innovative, and leadership positions in the field through comprehensive, cross-disciplinary design approaches centered on urban environments, ecological systems, and societal challenges.

Learners explore diverse topics spanning from water systems in the Great Lakes and Ohio River Basins to urban landscape dynamics in industrial regions. They also examine worldwide concerns involving landscape architecture's role in revitalizing abandoned urban spaces, infrastructure networks, natural assets, climate adaptation, water purity for public welfare, equity issues, and heritage landscapes.The Master of Landscape Architecture I program equips graduates with the skills to take on dynamic, innovative, and leadership positions in the field through comprehensive, cross-disciplinary design approaches centered on urban environments, ecological systems, and societal challenges.

Learners explore diverse topics spanning from water systems in the Great Lakes and Ohio River Basins to urban landscape dynamics in industrial regions. They also examine worldwide concerns involving landscape architecture's role in revitalizing abandoned urban spaces, infrastructure networks, natural assets, climate adaptation, water purity for public welfare, equity issues, and heritage landscapes.