Spring 2025
Applications Open:
May 1
Applications Close:
September 15 for International Applicants
October 15 for Domestic Applicants
Note: We will not be accepting late application submissions.
The Master of Landscape Architecture at CU Denver is a fully accredited, STEM-designated degree program for professional degree-seeking students with a bachelor's degree, and post-professional students (those already holding a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture or Bachelor of Architecture degree). Our program balances theory and practice and emphasizes design to support human well-being and environmental balance.
The College of Architecture and Planning welcomes applications to our Master of Landscape Architecture program from students with a variety of professional and educational backgrounds. The faculty-led selection process aims to admit students who are likely to succeed in completing the requirements for the degree and whose interests fit with the program’s educational capacities. All of the required application materials help us to evaluate your potential for graduate study and to pair your interests with our strengths. No one component ensures or precludes admission; judgment is based on the entire application packet.
The Landscape Architecture program encourages applicants from diverse fields of undergraduate study, including the liberal arts and sciences as well as the design and planning disciplines. Students entering the program recently have held degrees in the following areas:
Spring 2025
Applications Open:
May 1
Applications Close:
September 15 for International Applicants
October 15 for Domestic Applicants
Note: We will not be accepting late application submissions.
Fall 2025
Applications Open:
August 1
Applications Close:
December 15 for International Applicants
January 15 for Domestic Applicants
Note: Late applications will be accepted through May 1 and will be reviewed on a space-available basis and are not eligible for scholarships.
In-State Tuition is available to Western state residents.
CAP has WICHE-WRGP (Western Regional Graduate Program) status. This means that students who are residents of Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming, and the U.S. Pacific Territories and Freely Associated States are granted in-state tuition.
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Jodi Stock
Manager of Graduate Admissions and Recruitment
for Graduate Programs
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Email:jodi.stock@ucdenver.edu
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