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BLA Advising Slides

Winter 2027
Autumn 2026
Spring 2026

BLA Program Guide

BLA Program Guide

BLA Curriculum & Requirements

BLA Curriculum Guide
BLA Requirements Checklist
BLA Sequence Chart
BLA Directed Electives

BLA Honors Program 

BLA Honors Application Form (updated February 2023)
BLA Honors Ad Hoc Contract (updated July 2022)
BLA Honors Portfolio Guidelines
Note: BLA Honors Program requirements can be found in the BLA Program Guide (p.9).

BLA Graduation/End of Year Documents

End of Year Checklist for BLA students
BLA Graduation Checklist

MLA Advising Slides

Winter 2027
Autumn 2026
Spring 2026

MLA Program Guidelines

MLA Program Guidelines
Graduate Student Handbook

MLA Curriculum & Requirements

MLA Curriculum Course Guidelines
MLA Curriculum Summary Chart
MLA DARS – How to Run a Degree Audit

MLA checklist for MLA I + II
MLA I + II Typical Sequence Charts

MLA Capstone Requirements

Capstone Guidelines
Capstone Options Diagram
Schedule + Deadlines
Capstone Option + Proposal form
Capstone Statement of Interest Guidelines (faculty-proposed projects)
Capstone Proposal Guidelines (student-proposed projects)
Capstone Committee Preferences+ Revised Proposal form
Eligible Faculty for Committees
Capstone Credit Distribution form
Capstone Approval to Present form (to be updated Winter 2025)
MLA Capstone Project Examples
Managing Up Handout

MLA Dual Degree Curriculum & Requirements

MARCH-MLA Checklist
MARCH-MLA typical sequence_effAUT2025

MUP MLA 3yr_entering 2026
MLA MUP 3 yr typical sequence_entering 2026
MUP MLA 4yr_entering 2026
MLA MUP 4 yr typical sequence_entering 2026
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MUPMLA_3yr_entering 2024
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MUPMLA_3yr_entering 2023
MLA MUP 3 yr typical sequence_2023
MUPMLA_4yr_entering 2023
MLA MUP 4 yr typical sequence_2023

MLA Graduation / End of Year Documents

Graduation and Final Quarter Checklist for MLA students
End of Year Checklist for MLA students

UW//LA Computer Recommendations for Students
L ARCH Student Digital Media Resources (Canvas page with LA 440 modules) – contact Jennie if you weren’t added
PAC Skill Share Classes

College of Built Environments Resources

CBE Online Learning Resources (includes software tutorials and access)
Gould Hall Digital Commons
Archnet (Architecture Hall Resources)
Software + Application Server+Remote Access Lab

Need a laptop, tablet, camera or other technology? 

CBE Student Loaner Program
UW Student Technology Loan Program

The Department of Landscape Architecture at the University of Washington is committed to supporting all members of our community in actively addressing concerns of stigma and discrimination through a clear and accountable process. This document establishes acting principles, provides definitions, and delineates the protocols and processes to report grievances. If you, or someone you are advocating for, has a grievance, please read this document fully and follow the steps provided. The Department maintains confidentiality in all grievance matters.

See the full UW//LA Department Grievance Reporting Protocol [revised 1.2026]

UW//LA community calendar

View our Google Calendar

Want to add this to your Google Calendar or other online calendar?

Instructions on how to add UW//LA Calendar layer to your personal Google Calendar:

  1. On your computer, open Google Calendar.
  2. On the left sidebar, next to “Other Calendars,” click “+” > Import.
  3. Click this link to download the ics file. Upload this file for the import.
  4. Click Add Calendar. The calendar will appear on the left side under “Other calendars.”

UW//LA MS Teams

Join MS Teams for internal department communications 

Social Media

Facebook – @uwlarch
Instagram – @uw_landscape_architecture

Looking for College of Built Environments resources and LARCH department news?

Check out the INTRANET.

Join our LinkedIn group University of Washington Landscape Architecture for the latest in jobs and internships.

Students can learn more about receiving academic credit for internships by reviewing BLA | MLA Internships.

Landscape Architecture specific job boards:

UW Career & Internship Center: a wealth of resources including resume reviews, practice interviews, interview/networking tips via career coaches and scheduled workshops

Preparing for a Career Fair at UW
  • Update your resume and be prepared to talk about your interests and career goals.
  • Dress to impress – this is your chance to make a positive first impression. While there is no formal dress code, dress in something that makes you feel confident and ready to talk with employers.
  • Need an outfit? Check out the UW Husky Career Closet
  • Research the attending companies on Handshake to make the most out of your interactions.
  • Prepare questions about employers’ organizations and their available opportunities.
  • For more information on what to expect at the Fair, here is a resource from the Career & Internship Center.
International Students
Employers attending UW career fairs have jobs and internships eligible for international students, although individual representatives may not know specific policy details.

Student Guides

Writing a Personal Statement: Recorded workshop from Autumn 2024. Link to slides
Asking for Letters of Recommendation

Campus Resources

Office of Merit Scholarships, and Awards: campus resource with a broader database to search, advising, events, and application support available
Office of Student Financial Aid: scholarships that are available to freshman and transfer students
Graduate Funding Information Services: see GFIS guide to learn about types of funding available


Dealing with an emergency or crisis? UW can help.
Emergency Aid assists students who are experiencing unexpected financial hardships that may disrupt their education or prevent them from earning their UW degree, including:

  • Food security
  • Emergency medical/dental costs
  • Housing and living expenses
  • Family emergencies
  • Natural disasters
  • Loss of income
  • And more…

Aid may come in a variety of forms, including grants, loans and/or campus and community resources.