Stand out in the field
Today, more and more landscape architecture and historic preservation employers are looking to hire professionals with knowledge of cultural landscapes– practitioners who can connect a place’s history, design and ecology.
Give yourself an edge in the job market by adding a Certificate in Cultural Landscape Conservation to your degree. At only 15 credit hours, this certificate overlaps with current landscape architecture and historic preservation curriculum, making it a smart decision for any schedule.
Interested? Check out the course offerings below to see how the certificate can fit into your schedule:
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