Landscape architecture major guide:
Berkeley's undergraduate curriculum in landscape architecture centers upon creative and ecologically updated design, and introduces students towards the breadth of understanding present with the profession. The program results in the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in landscape architecture and offers the required education for college students thinking about entry-level professional practice.
In the centre from the undergraduate curriculum are three core galleries: LD ARCH 101, LD ARCH 102, and LD ARCH 103. The main galleries make sure that undergraduate students take advantage of the department's full-range of interests and expertise.
The B.A. degree is licensed through the Condition of California and counts included in the education/experience dependence on the Uniform National Examination (U.N.E.) too for the Landscape Designers Registration Examination (L.A.R.E.) for licensure. Check out the Landscape Designers Technical Committee and also the Council of Landscape Architectural Registration Boards to learn more about licensure in California.
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