Department of Planning & Landscape Architecture at Clemson University
The Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture (PLA) includes five professional degree programs which allow the department to engage in a full spectrum of land and community management, planning, and design studies. We invite you to explore the individual web sites for each of the programs. These web sites go into further detail regarding the mission, faculty, curriculum, resources, contact information and other specifics about each program.
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The Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture (PLA) includes five professional degree programs which allow the department to engage in a full spectrum of land and community management, planning, and design studies. We invite you to explore the individual web sites for each of the programs. These web sites go into further detail regarding the mission, faculty, curriculum, resources, contact information and other specifics about each program.
These programs are:
Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (BLA)
Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA)
Master of City and Regional Planning (MCRP)
Master of Science in Historic Preservation (MSHP)
Master of Real Estate Development (MRED)
Architecture has been taught at Clemson for the past three-quarters of a century and remains today the only architecture program in South Carolina. From its origins as a branch of engineering, architecture developed the first independent degree program, first accredited in 1953 and continuously thereafter. The School offers a four-year Bachelor of Arts in Architecture degree with an enrollment of 270 students and a Master of Architecture degree with approximately 60 students. The M.S. in Architecture and the Ph.D. in Environmental Design and Planning are also offered as post-professional research degrees. The graduate program has a specialized option in Architecture
Architecture is a great field of study for those who are artistically talented and interested in creative design and the built environment. Clemson’s program allows students to tap into their creative talents, introduces them to the challenging world of building design and construction, and prepares them to pursue a master’s degree in architecture and other fields. Clemson students develop critical thinking, research and analysis skills, and an ability to engage theory and culture with an understanding of how these forces work together in the built environment
The first two years of the program introduce skills which prepare students for Fluid Campus
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Landscape is to reasonably plan and recreate characteristics of spaces for people and nature. The department aims in producing the professionals in planning and designing environment in space to solve the complicated problems occurred between people and nature.
The students learn practical knowledge and skills that can be applied to various spaces from gardens in houses to large national parks through the curriculum such as landscape planning, designing, environmental ecology, scenery, arbor, CAD and GIS.
Landscape is to reasonably plan and recreate characteristics of spaces for people and nature. The department aims in producing the professionals in planning and designing environment in space to solve the complicated problems occurred between people and nature.
The students learn practical knowledge and skills that can be applied to various spaces from gardens in houses to large national parks through the curriculum such as landscape planning, designing, environmental ecology, scenery, arbor, CAD and GIS.
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