Emerging Theories in Landscape Architecture

3 credits · Graduate Programs

Investigates emerging social, cultural, and political theories in landscape architecture, acquainting students with the knowledge and critical thinking concerning conceptual and theoretical frameworks and how they apply to landscape design research and practice. Includes topics such as settler colonialism, decolonial theory and practice, and evolving discourses surrounding Truth and Reconciliation. Prerequisite(s): Landscape Architecture 600.