Master of Landscape Architecture and Engineering at Tulane University
The Master of Landscape Architecture and Engineering course at Tulane University combines both fields to offer students extensive knowledge in creating precise landscaping design solutions.
The Master of Landscape Architecture and Master of Science in River-Coastal Science and Engineering is a one-of-a-kind dual degree that creates a new pathway for students interested in pursuing a career in landscape architecture and engineering, informed by both urban and architectural design and science and engineering.
Upon graduation, students will be able to assess urban and territorial scale challenges and develop projects aimed at transforming landscapes in a changing climate.
These projects will emphasise urban ecological principles at the intersection of urbanisation and natural systems and a high degree of technical and scientific resolution.
As part of this interdisciplinary landscape architecture and engineering program, housed in a leading research university, students will advance pioneering design research and cutting-edge problem-solving within the built environment.
School: School of Architecture, Tulane University
Course: Master of Landscape Architecture and Engineering
Location: New Orleans, USA
Course dates: May 2027 to May 2030
Application deadline: 15 January 2027
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What will I learn during this course?
– Skills in design, ecology, engineering, GIS mapping, data analysis, and environmental modelling, among others
– Through courses and design studios, co-taught by professional engineers and landscape architects, the sciences, engineering and landscape architecture components are combined to solve site-specific problems
What are the requirements?
– The dual degree Master of Landscape Architecture and Engineering Program is available to graduate students at Tulane University
– Graduates of the program earn two degrees: a Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA) and a Master of Science in River-Coastal Science and Engineering (MS RCSE)
What facilities and resources are available?
– The program includes design studios, field studies, and a thesis project addressing real-world environmental issues. Students learn to use advanced digital tools, GIS mapping and visualisation techniques for environmental analysis, design and representation
What career prospects can I expect upon graduating?
Graduates of the Master of Landscape Architecture and Engineering Program are prepared for careers in landscape architecture, engineering firms, coastal and watershed management agencies, climate change nonprofits, community-based organisations and academic research institutions.
Who teaches this course?
– Margarita Jover, professor in architecture and program co-director of landscape and engineering
– Ehab Meselhe, professor and chair in River-Coastal Science and Engineering and program co-director of Landscape and Engineering
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