- The Department of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning offers a professional graduate degree, the Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA).
- The Master of Landscape Architecture degree is a professional degree accredited by the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board, part of the American Society of Landscape Architects, and qualifies graduates for licensure in California and elsewhere.
- The program offers advanced education in landscape architecture and environmental planning from the scale of the site to the region to the ecosystem.
- The MLA requires a set of core courses for all students emphasizing cross-scaler analysis, representation, design, and planning.
- This core pedagogy forms the foundation for extended coursework in specialized aspects of landscape design and environmental planning.
- The degree program requires 55 units and provides the flexibility for specialization in advanced design and research.