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Bachelor of Landscape Architecture

The Boston Architectural College offers a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Program that is accredited by the Landscape Architecture Accreditation Board (LAAB). The program is composed of three segments covering the curricular areas of design, visual studies, history and theory, technology and management, arts and sciences, and general electives. The education culminates in a degree project that allows students the opportunity to exhibit their mastery of the discipline.

Practice

BAC students become engaged in professional practice in design firms, earning income and degree credits. Graduates are fully-realized designers, with impressive resumes, portfolios, and professional networks. Experiential learning is the cornerstone of a BAC education.

Curriculum

  • Segment I: Foundation Students acquire basic knowledge, skills, and awareness in both general and professional education, as well as natural sciences.

  • In Segment II: Integration Students explore, in breadth and depth, the field of landscape architectural design and construction. Emphasis is on integrating skills, knowledge, and awareness.

  • In Segment III: Synthesis Students pursue advanced landscape architectural studio and research courses to individual interest. Segment 3 concludes with a Capstone or Degree Project Studio.