Certificate in Land Design and Development (U)

• LAND 4600/6600, Fundamentals of Land Design and Development (3 hours) – NEW
• LAND 4740/6740, Applied Land Design and Development (3 hours) – NEW
• REAL 4000, Real Estate (3 hours)

Choose two courses from the following:

• LAND 2220 – Design Communication II (required for students not in LAND,ENGR or TXMI)
• EDES(PLAN) 4650/6650, City Planning (3 hours)
• FHCE 4320/6320, Legal Issues in Residential Property Management Law (3 hours)
• FHCE 4330/6330, Leasing Strategies for Residential Property Management (3 hours)
• HFIM 2500, Introduction to Hospitality and Food Industry Management (3 hours)
• HFIM 3000, Hospitality and Food Industry Marketing (3 hours)
• HFIM 4580, Facility and Event Planning and Management (3 hours)
• HIPR 2000, Introduction to Historic Preservation (3 hours)
• HIPR 4510/6510, Financing Historic Preservation and Revitalizing Communities (3 hours)
• LAND 3330, Landscape Engineering Processes and Materials (3 hours)
• LAND 4350, Soil and Stormwater Management for Landscape Architects (3 hours)
• LAND 4370, Applied Landscape Construction (2 hours) AND Real-Estate-related Independent Study approved by certificate director (1 hour)*
• LAND 4420S/6420S, Design Build (3 hours)
• LAND 4500, Introduction to Construction Project Management (3 hours)
• LAND 4710, Professional Practice (2 hours) AND Real-Estate-related Independent Study approved by certificate director (1 hour)*
• LAND 4730/6730, Issues and Practices in Sustainable Design (3 hours)
• JURI(FANR)(ECOL) 4810/6810, Natural Resources Law (3 hours)

* For example, REAL 4800, Internship in Real Estate, or REAL4960R, Faculty-Mentored Undergraduate Research I