Admissions

Four students stand alongside a long, narrow metal water table inside a classroom, heads down watching water and sand interact.

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.

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Application Overview

For more information about the Landscape Architecture and Engineering application and materials needed to apply, download the Guide to Apply!

Guide to Apply

Application Deadlines

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

Cost of Attendance

You can view the total costs of attendance for the program here:

Landscape Architecture and Engineering – PDF, TXT

Scholarships and Aid

All applicants are automatically considered for the following opportunities:

Merit Scholarships
Most applicants receive these awards, which are based on academic achievement and experience, and range from 30% to 80% of tuition.

Endowed Scholarships
These awards are in addition to merit scholarships and are provided by generous gifts from alumni and friends of the School of Architecture and Built Environment. Learn more about these opportunities here.

Other Opportunities

Financial Aid

U.S. applicants should submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). In step 6 of the form, include Tulane University’s code: 002029. For more information, visit the Office of Financial Aid website or contact your financial aid counselor. International applicants can find more information about aid opportunities here.

Scholarship360
Tulane partners with Scholarships360.org, a platform where prospective, admitted, and current Tulane students can search for and apply for outside scholarships to help cover their cost of attendance. Scholarships360 enables students to not only search for outside scholarships but also create a profile and more efficiently apply for outside scholarships.

Assistantships
Enrolled students in Architecture and Landscape Architecture and Engineering are eligible to apply for teaching or research assistantships at the beginning of each semester. Assistants typically work 10-15 hours per week and can earn up to $3,000 per semester.

Travel Fellowships
Each year, the School of Architecture and Built Environment awards $50,000 total to support multiple graduate and undergraduate students through various travel fellowships. This research travel typically takes place during the summer break and allows students to expand their education by funding location-based independent research projects. Recent fellowship recipients have traveled to cities such as Singapore, Sao Paulo, Rwanda, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Paris, and more. Visit the TuSABE’s webpage for Travel Opportunities for more information.

Landscape Architecture and Engineering Fall Open House

The Landscape Architecture and Engineering Fall Open House was a virtual webinar that included an overview of the program and the admissions process, faculty and student research examples, and a question-and-answer session. Below is a recording of the event: