1. Cultivate experts in landscape planning, design, and policy planning

• 1-1. Develop comprehensive urban and landscape policy planning and landscape planning abilities
• 1-2. Foster creative thinking and expression skills for landscape design
• 1-3. Develop theoretical and technical abilities for rational landscape planning

2. Cultivate experts in environmental and ecological planning

• 2-1. Acquire specialized knowledge in environmental and ecological planning
• 2-2. Develop comprehensive environmental planning abilities based on field surveys and analysis

3. Develop practical and research capabilities in landscape construction and management

• 3-1. Acquire scientific thinking and engineering knowledge related to materials, construction, and management
• 3-2. Develop technical and operational programmatic capabilities for landscape maintenance and research
• 3-2. Operate various field practice programs

• Select students who have completed or are expected to complete between four and seven semesters in the undergraduate program to participate in the integrated bachelor-master program, allowing them to complete both degrees in five years by taking at least six credits in the graduate program during their undergraduate studies.
• The undergraduate education focuses on broadly recognizing and understanding various fields of landscape architecture, including planning, design, construction, and management. Graduate education is divided into two tracks: the general graduate school emphasizes theoretical aspects, while the urban science graduate school emphasizes practical and policy aspects.