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Kansas Landscape Architect Continuing Education Requirements

Kansas landscape architects must complete 30 hours of board-approved continuing education every 2 years, as required by Kansas State Board of Technical Professions (KSBTP).

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Requirements at a glance

What Kansas requires of landscape architects

Set by Kansas State Board of Technical Professions (KSBTP)

CE hours required
30 hours
per renewal 2 years
Renewal cycle
Every 2 years
License classes
All licensees
Exam to renew
Not required

Find your license class

The course Kansas landscape architects need

One course, planned to the exact hours and topics Kansas State Board of Technical Professions (KSBTP) requires.

  • 30 hours

    of board-approved CE every 2 years

    1 license class
    • All licensees

    Course for this class is in board review.

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Required subject matter

Topics Kansas landscape architects must cover

Kansas State Board of Technical Professions (KSBTP) requires these subjects within your CE hours. Every course above is planned to include them.

  • Minimum 24 of 30 CEUs in health, safety, property and welfare (HSPW) subjects

How renewal works

From course to renewed license in Kansas

  1. Step 1

    Pick the course for your license class

    Each course above is planned to the 30 hours and topics Kansas State Board of Technical Professions (KSBTP) requires.

  2. Step 2

    Complete it online, at your pace

    Timed lessons and checkpoints record your seat time so the hours hold up to an audit.

  3. Step 3

    Download your certificate instantly

    Your certificate lists the approved hours and completion date the moment you pass.

  4. Step 4

    Renew with the board

    Keep your certificate — the board verifies completion on renewal or audit. Then renew every 2 years.

Renewing soon? Read the step-by-step guide: How to renew your Kansas landscape architect license.

Questions Kansas landscape architects ask

Frequently asked questions

How many continuing education hours do Kansas landscape architects need?
Kansas landscape architects must complete 30 hours of board-approved continuing education every 2 years, as set by Kansas State Board of Technical Professions (KSBTP).
What topics are required for Kansas landscape architects continuing education?
Kansas State Board of Technical Professions (KSBTP) requires coverage of: Minimum 24 of 30 CEUs in health, safety, property and welfare (HSPW) subjects.
Can Kansas landscape architects complete continuing education online?
Yes. Board-approved online courses count toward the Kansas requirement; timed seat-time and completion records satisfy audit requirements.

Official Kansas landscape architects licensing resources

Requirements on this page come from Kansas State Board of Technical Professions (KSBTP)’s published rules and were last verified on September 4, 2026. Always confirm your renewal date with the board.

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Every landscape architects course is built to meet Kansas State Board of Technical Professions (KSBTP) requirements so the credit you earn actually counts toward your renewal.

Built to the board rule

Every course is planned to the exact hours and mandated topics the state publishes, so the credit you earn counts toward renewal.

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Finish the assessment and download your certificate of completion the moment you pass — no waiting.

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Where the board supports it, we report your earned CE hours directly so you do not have to.

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