Bachelor of Landscape Architecture
The mission of the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA) degree is to equip students with the tools of landscape architecture and to prepare them to contribute meaningfully to society as designer-citizens.
Our undergraduate program allows students to spend all eight semesters of their undergraduate career in a studio-focused curriculum. The BLA has been built upon the solid foundation of our Graduate Landscape Architecture Program, and we enjoy introducing undergraduate students to the focus areas of landscape practice that distinguish our curriculum, student work and faculty research:
Fieldwork, landscape advocacy, design excellence and the expanded field permeate our curriculum, culminating in the synthetic final year of the undergraduate program, when students typically participate within the Alabama Lab.
Public Accreditation Information
The undergraduate degree program in Landscape Architecture at Auburn University is accredited by the Landscape Architecture Accrediting Board (LAAB). The program meets educational requirements needed to obtain professional licensure. Additional requirements include work experience and passing of licensing exams. Consult the licensure board for the state you are interested in.