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CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

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• Landscape Design

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Do you have a passion for the art and science of landscape design? The G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education’s Certificate in Landscape Design enables experienced and budding landscape designers to plan and restore sustainable outdoor spaces.

This six course program offers a combination of lectures, field trips, and studios exploring design, plant materials, horticulture, construction, and
landscape ecology. Classes are held at the Toronto Botanical Garden, online by distance education, and on the Ryerson University campus.

Required Courses

• Landscape Design Communications and Theory (CKLA 300) >>Download a course description
  
• Landscape Construction Materials and Methods (CKLA 310)
• Plant Materials (CKLA 320)
• Landscape Design Studio (CKLA 330)
  
  Electives (select 2)
• Ecology and Sustainable Landscapes (CKLA 400)*
• Horticultural Science (CKLA 410)
• The Art of Planting Design (CKLA 420)
• The Making and Meaning of Landscape (CKLA 430)*
• Digital Landscape Design (CKLA 440)
• Landscape Restoration (CKLA 450)*

CKLA 400, CKLA 430, and CKLA 450 can also be applied to the Certificate in Sustainability. Visit www.ryerson.ca/ce/sustain.

For more information, visit www.ryerson.ca/ce/landscape or
contact Sam Benvie at sbenvie@ryerson.ca.