University of Wisconsin–Madison

The BLA program focuses on form-giving design, design implementation, and professional practice, emphasizing design theory, problem-solving, and environmental stewardship. Completion of the program is the first step in becoming a licensed Landscape Architect.

This CIDA-accredited program focuses on the design and planning of interior spaces, emphasizing the design process and communication. Students integrate the art of design with social and physical sciences to create functional and aesthetically attractive spaces.

This major addresses challenges of sustainable land use and the conservation and management of healthy natural and cultural systems. It integrates biological and physical sciences, social studies, and the arts and humanities.

This program prepares graduates for professional planning careers in government, non-profit, and the private sector. It trains students to be leaders in shaping communities with knowledge, theories, skills and abilities.

This program emphasizes conducting original research in the form of a thesis or creating evidence-based design solutions to complex landscape problems. It uses sciences, arts, and humanities to respond to current issues in various settings.

This research degree is intended for individuals from diverse planning backgrounds. Graduates go on to academic and research positions in the public sector and private consulting.

This certificate explores theories and practices of architecture and the design and meaning of the built environment. It combines courses from various departments, including Civil and Environmental Engineering, Art History, and Design Studies.