Master of Landscape Architecture (First Professional Degree)

The Division of Landscape Architecture pushes students to think critically and creatively in addressing environmental issues related to human use of the land. Student projects are rooted in the physiographic region of the Great Plains, the urban design context of metropolitan Oklahoma City, and smaller communities around the state. Graduates are expected to be versatile and ready to enter the landscape architecture profession in both public and private practice. We seek to imbue our students with a committed environmental ethic, strong design communication skills and an awareness of the changing resource constraints that confront designers in the 21st century. Graduates will be aware of effective design and planning processes, appropriate project management at multiple scales and emergent areas of design and planning research. The First Professional Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) degree is for students who do not have a previous professional degree in landscape architecture and who may come from fields as diverse as English literature, drama, wildlife management, or nursing. The M620 program is accredited by the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board (LAAB). The OU MLA program is the only fully accredited graduate degree program in landscape architecture in the state of Oklahoma. Graduate Hours Required: For those entering the program with a degree outside of the design fields, this program will take six semesters and a minimum of 62 credit hours to complete as a full-time student. For those entering the program with an undergraduate or professional degree in architecture or a pre-professional degree in landscape architecture.

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