UMass Amherst
Employers value planners who can design, and designers who can plan; this big picture knowledge enables a very strong professional path. Our dual degree creates a strong knowledge base in both the process and product of land development. Completing both programs integrates the design and analysis of urban and rural landscapes with a concern for the social, political, regulatory and economic factors that shape those landscapes. Students apply for admission to each program separately but will indicate in their application their intent to do the dual degree.
CIP Code:
4.0601
Architectural and Engineering Managers | Landscape Architects | Architecture Teachers, Postsecondary
The University of Massachusetts Amherst is the largest public research university in New England. With more than 28,000 students and over 200 distinct academic programs – including highly ranked programs in business, computer science, health care and the social sciences – UMass Amherst is one of the most comprehensive institutions in the Northeast.
