About the minor
Our graduate Landscape Architecture minor focuses on developing professional design skills through courses that address the increasingly complex relationships between art, ecology, and community in landscape design. As a student in this minor, you will study how to use landscape architecture to add to the aesthetic richness of our culture; how to better integrate biological, geophysical, and ecological processes into the field; and how to better design for urban and suburban people and places.
Admissions & Requirements
Admission to the Landscape Architecture graduate minor is contingent upon prior admission to a master's or doctoral degree-granting program within the Graduate School. High academic standing with a minimum 3.00 cumulative University of Minnesota GPA is preferred.
- Masters students are required to take 9 credits to fulfill the minor.
- Doctoral students are required to take 12 credits to fulfill the minor.
Students are held to the course requirements in place at the time of their admission. As requirements may change in the future, students should refer to their minor GPAS for the requirements applicable to them.
