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Landscape Architecture Program
The Department of Landscape Architecture began offering the MLA (Master of Landscape Architecture) program in 1980 and the Ph.D. program in 1982. The total number of alumni so far exceeds 1,000, and they play a major role in the field of landscape architecture today. After successfully completing the program, students are expected to work in various fields such as design offices, engineering and construction companies, consulting firms, major public enterprises (such as LH, K-Water, and Korea Expressway Corporation, as well as other municipal public enterprises), and public offices as civil servants. Also, they can work in research and academic areas, including national research institutes and colleges.

Climate Change Responsive Public Design Program
The educational goal of the Climate Change Responsive Public Design Program is to cultivate interdisciplinary public design professionals who can effectively respond to the increasingly severe environmental and climate changes. This goal is achieved by acquiring specialized knowledge in landscape architecture that not only improves the relationship between humans and nature but also restores the order of natural, cultural, and social environments.