What is University of Connecticut?

University of Connecticut is Design Futures: Innovation, Sustainability, Community.

What architecture programs does University of Connecticut offer?

University of Connecticut provides a comprehensive curriculum including: Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture (BSLA), Master of Science (MS) in Plant Science, concentration in Landscape Architecture, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Plant Science, concentration in Landscape Architecture.

Where is the University of Connecticut campus located?

University of Connecticut is situated in Mansfield, United States, offering a vibrant context for architectural study.

University of Connecticut – Programs & Reviews

The University of Connecticut's architecture program, specifically its Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture (BSLA), offers a unique, accredited, and interdisciplinary approach, merging design and science. As the only accredited program of its kind in Connecticut, and one of only five in New England, the program emphasizes site planning, landscape history, and architectural graphics. Students learn technical skills preparing them for planning, design, and construction, enhancing their creative problem-solving and communication abilities. The curriculum integrates design principles with a strong understanding of plant science, social equity, and climate justice. Experiential learning is emphasized through studio projects, internships and community outreach, preparing graduates for high-level graduate studies and leadership roles.

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Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture (BSLA) Bachelor This accredited program merges design and science, focusing on the planning, design, and care of natural and built environments. Students engage with communities through service and project-based learning, preparing them for professional practice or graduate studies.	4 Years English In-state: $17,010/year, Out-of-state: $39,678/year (Tuition only, 2025-2026) Deadline: UConn is allowing Connecticut students to have their application fee waived from October 15 – November 1, 2025.	Visit
Master of Science (MS) in Plant Science, concentration in Landscape Architecture Master This program offers Plan A (research component, assistantship eligible) and Plan B (additional coursework, less research). Candidates must identify a faculty advisor before acceptance and research opportunities range from biotechnology to landscape architecture.	Varies English Varies, check the Graduate School website for details Deadline: Contact individual faculty members directly about their research programs and available opportunities to join their lab group.	Visit
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Plant Science, concentration in Landscape Architecture PhD This program emphasizes research in conjunction with a faculty member in areas ranging from biotechnology and ornamental plant improvement to landscape architecture. Before acceptance, candidates must identify a faculty member that will agree to serve as their graduate advisor.	Varies English Varies, check the Graduate School website for details Deadline: Contact individual faculty members directly about their research programs and available opportunities to join their lab group.	Visit

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