Landscapes and Ecological Systems Certificate
Landscapes and Ecological Systems Certificate
Landscape architects draw from natural elements to form and design outdoor spaces. The Landscapes and Ecological Systems Certificate provides knowledge of plant systems and their ecological value; plant classification and identification; and ecological processes, patterns and practices. An advanced studio format offers the tools to successfully select plant species for specific uses, lessons on sustainable applications, and the ability for students to produce meaningful spatial design concepts.
Eligibility
The Landscapes and Ecological Systems Certificate offers on campus courses and is open to anyone with an interest in landscapes. Students can choose from a mix of onsite and online classes to complete the certificate.
Requirements and Courses
The Landscapes and Ecological Systems Certificate program requires the completion of three courses for a total of 9 credits. Students take the same courses as those in the Landscape Architecture degree programs.
Courses are offered in the fall and spring semesters. See what Continuing Education Courses are coming up soon.
Courses | 9 Credits:
MNS1003 Botany, 3 credits
MNS2004 Ecology Systems, 3 credits
MNS2009 Plant Taxonomy, 3 credits
SUS2022 Sustainable Planting Design and Practice*, 3 credits
How to Enroll in a Certificate Program
To enroll in a BAC Certificate Program, submit the following application materials to Continuing Education and then register for courses during an open registration period:
- Certificate Application Form
- $50 non-refundable application fee
Please Note: An undergraduate degree is recommended for the Sustainable Design Certificate, the Real Estate Development Certificate, and the Historic Preservation Certificate. Courses in these certificate programs are taught at the graduate level.
Certificate students must begin academic coursework in the program within two academic semesters of submitting the application materials.