The summary research and project report must be submitted to the College of Design faculty to meet the graduation requirements. The investigative direction is set in collaboration with the chair of the faculty committee. A formal presentation of findings to the faculty, student body and local professionals is required. Research and case studies lead to the final project and design application. The last three semesters of study are outlined by the student's Chair of the Department, Director of Graduate Programs, and/or advisor. Three semesters of the program of study are determined by the required curriculum.
Exceptions to the minimum 3.00 GPA may be made for students with special backgrounds, abilities and interests. The best-qualified applicants are accepted up to the maximum number of spaces that are available for new students.
Course offerings or research facilities are available in the following areas: site planning and design, landscape history, urban public spaces, community design, regional design, resource management, outdoor learning environments, international urban and rural landscapes, and specialized landscapes.
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