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Associate Degree Programs in Landscape Architecture 2024

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Associate Degree Programs in Landscape Architecture

Students who want a college education but are not ready to enter into a four-year degree program may want to pursue an associate’s degree. It typically takes around two years to complete and is offered in a variety of subject areas.

What is an associate degree in landscape architecture? This program prepares students with the skills to be able to create functional and aesthetic outdoor spaces. Students will study both plants and design basics. Programs may vary somewhat in regards to specific classes offered, but examples of topics include horticulture, green technology, irrigation design, plant identification, landscape assessment, xeriscaping, pest control, environmental sustainability and site grading. Learning methods often include a combination of classroom training, hands-on experience and the use of graphic design software.

Students who earn an associate’s degree benefit in that they are better equipped to join the workforce and begin in an entry-level position if they want. With the desire for more environmentally friendly buildings, the area of landscape architecture is predicted to grow faster than many other occupations.

When deciding among schools to attend, students are often concerned about cost issues. While this program is available at many institutions, the tuition can vary quite a bit from one to another. Students should give each school a call to ask about financial obligations as well as what types of financial aid may be available.

There are a number of entry-level positions for graduates with an associate degree in landscape architecture. Common job titles include park maintenance supervisor, landscape management technician, lawn technician, landscape laborer, garden nursery worker and conservation specialist. Individuals who want to become a landscape architect can go on to pursue a bachelor’s degree and become licensed.

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