Texas Tech University

Department of Landscape Architecture

Where Science, Technology and Art Converge

In today’s rapidly evolving world, our planet and its growing population demand skilled professionals adept at leveraging creative innovation, sustainable practices, and advanced technologies to secure a thriving future. The Department of Landscape Architecture prioritizes a student-centered approach, focusing on teaching students how to integrate agricultural science, art, and technology to address local, regional, and global environmental challenges.

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Academic Information

The Department of Landscape Architecture (DoLA) offers fully accredited academic programs designed to prepare students for professional practice and leadership in the field. Our Bachelor and Master degree programs are accredited by the Landscape Architectural Accreditation Board (LAAB) and provide a strong foundation in design, planning, and sustainable practices. Learn more about our curriculum, minor options, and course descriptions.

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Research & Engagement

Faculty and students in the DoLA are actively engaged in research that addresses real-world challenges through strong collaboration with local and regional partners.

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Student Awards & Recognition

With strong dedication to the field of landscape architecture, students in the DoLA consistently earn prestigious awards and recognitions for their innovative and impactful work.

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