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Through rigorous curriculum, cutting-edge research initiatives, and collaborative partnerships, graduates of the dual Master of Landscape Architecture and Engineering are equipped to address the urgent challenges of co-habitation between nature and people.

We take pride in fostering an inclusive community of talented individuals from diverse backgrounds to collectively shape a more equitable and vibrant future.

Application Overview

The following are applicaiton materials for this dual degree:

  • Portfolio – For candidates with a background in design for the built environment (architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, or similar degree) who are applying for advanced standing, a portfolio is required. For candidates from other backgrounds, a visual representation of your creative or technical work is encouraged, but not required. A portfolio can consist of creative work, such as design projects, artworks, or creative writing, or technical work, such as academic research, technical papers, or engineering field work. The point of a portfolio is to get a sense of the type of work you are engaged with, and what types of mediums (design, art, engineering solutions, research papers, field work) interest you.
  • Personal Statement – The Personal Statement provides reviewers with a critical understanding of the applicant’s background and creative interests. The prompt will be provided on the application.
  • Transcript – Unofficial copies are acceptable during the application process. If admitted into the program, an official transcript is required from the sending institution prior to beginning your program of study.
  • Letters of Recommendation – This program requires two professional references from individuals acquainted with your recent academic, professional, or creative work. If still working toward an undergraduate degree or recently graduated, at least one reference should be from past professors who can speak directly about your performance in a class or research project.
  • Resume or CV – Include a resume or CV outlining previous work and educational experience, as well as any relevant skills or technical knowledge.
  • ESL Proficiency Requirement – International applicants must submit English Proficiency exam scores. This program only accepts a minimum score of 90 from TOEFL or minimum band score of 7 for IELTS. This requirement is waived for students who have successfully completed at least one year of study at an English-speaking institution.

Landscape + Engineering Fall Open House

For all interested in learning more about the program, register to attend the Landscape + Engineering Fall Open House on Oct. 22, 2024. This virtual webinar will include an overview of the program and the admissions process, faculty and student research examples, and a question-and-answer session.

Application Deadlines

  • September 1 – Graduate Application Opens.
  • January 15 – Application Deadline for All Applicants.
  • April 15 – Admissions Decision Deadline.

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Margarita Jover

Landscape + Engineering Program Co-Director, Professor of Architecture

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Ehab Meselhe

Landscape + Engineering Program Co-Director, Professor of Engineering

Michael Cusanza,

School of Architecture

mcusanza@tulane.edu
504-314-2341

Rosie Chavez,

School of Science and Engineering

rchavez@tulane.edu
504-314-2910