Landscape + Engineering
At Tulane, we see the need and opportunity for a new kind of professional:
Landscape Architect and Engineer.
Mission of the Program
Our mission is to advance innovative design-research through interdisciplinary collaboration, prepare students from diverse backgrounds, and engage the Gulf Coast Region as a global model for alternative ways of living in a changing climate.
About the Dual Degree
Tulane’s Landscape Architecture and Engineering program aims to cultivate the next generation of professionals, activists, and researchers with broad expertise and the unique ability to work across design, science, and engineering disciplines.
How to Apply
Our coordinated process makes applying simple, easy, and straightforward. See more information on the application process here.
CAREER READY
Prepare to lead design-research addressing extreme weather and changing climates.
GULF COAST FOCUS
Engage the Gulf Coast as a global model for innovative design and coastal resilience.
UNIQUE EXPERTISE
Graduates cultivate expertise across design, science, and engineering
How long does the program take to complete?
The program typically takes 3 years (7 semesters) to complete, but there are options for Advanced Standing for candidates with a background in similar fields that have a shorter timeframe.
Are there opportunities for hands-on learning?
Yes, the program includes design studios, field studies, and a thesis project addressing real-world environmental issues.
What makes this program unique?
Its interdisciplinary approach combining landscape architecture with river-coastal science and engineering, focusing on climate change and environmental challenges.
Do I need a background in both landscape architecture and engineering to apply?
No, the program is designed for students from diverse backgrounds. An undergraduate degree from an accredited institution is the only requirement.
Will I learn to use advanced technology in this program?
Yes, you’ll learn to use advanced digital tools, GIS mapping, and visualization techniques for environmental analysis, design, and representation.
Is there a thesis component to the program?
Yes, the program culminates in a thesis project where you’ll address real-world environmental challenges.
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