Landscape Architecture Minor

Landscape architecture involves designing and implementing opportunities for people to engage with their environment. The Landscape Architecture Minor provides students with a foundation for understanding this interdisciplinary field and for how to interpret places across diverse scales and contexts. The coursework for the minor links design, art, science, humanities, and community engagement. 

The Landscape Architecture Minor requires a minimum of 16 credits of which at least 9 must be upper division and taken in residence at WSU or through WSU-approved education abroad or educational exchange courses. To be eligible to apply for the minor, a student must have completed either SDC 100 or SDC 120. Additional requirements include LND ARCH 150, 327, 380, 450, and 1 credit from any of the following approved courses: LND ARCH 222, 333, 399, 499; SDC 300, 444, 499; and other courses if approved by the landscape architecture program.