Items tagged with Prospective Students

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  • Upcoming Events

    CONSERVATION WORKSHOP
    SALTS IN STONE AND BRICK MASONRY: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS
    October 24th: 9:00am-5:00pm

  • Student Work

    Links to student work by department

  • Program Requirements

    Requirements, prerequisites, and sample curriculum.

  • Overview

    Learn more about the program and how to apply.

  • Undergraduate Minor

    Through the College of Arts and Sciences, the Department of Landscape Architecture is offering the following undergraduate Minor in Landscape Studies, open only to students in undergraduate majors in the College of Arts and Sciences.

  • MLA Professional Degrees

    Outline of required course units for both first and second MLA professional degrees.

  • The Curriculum

    Degrees and Certificates in Landscape Architecture

  • Degrees Offered

    The Department offers two primary courses of study leading to a professionally accredited Master of Landscape Architecture (MLA).

  • Recommended Reading

    Here are some suggestions of books that all address, in different ways, the central concerns of the curriculum, with particular emphasis upon the quartet of topics in our "Inquiries in process"—design, nature, culture, history.

  • History of Landscape Architecture at Penn

    The School of Fine Arts at the University of Pennsylvania was started in 1890 with programs in architecture and fine arts (including music and art history). Landscape architecture was first introduced as a subject in 1914–15 through a series of lectures by George Bernap, landscape architect for the United States Capitol.

  • Overview

    Department overview with a history of Landscape Architecture at Penn and recommended reading list.

  • Prospectus

    View past issues of Prospectus, an overview of the academic program, student work, and current research.

  • Thesis Index

    Index of Master's Thesis from 1985–2003.

  • Historic Preservation Certificates

    The department offers two certificates for more specialized training.

  • Master of Science in Historic Preservation

    Curriculum course requirements and areas of emphasis.

  • Degrees Offered

    Degree/certificate programs and course descriptions.

  • Fine Arts Certificates

    Certificate programs in Graphic Design and Time-Based/Interactive Media.

  • International Residencies & Exchanges

    Study abroad opportunities for MFA students.

  • The Locks Foundation

    The Locks Foundation Distinguished Artists Program seeks to bring leading artists, as well as curators and critics, to the School of Design.

  • Submatric Program (Accelerated BA/MCP)

    Five-year program for undergraduates.

  • Certificate Programs

    PennPlanning and PennDesign offer six graduate certificates for those interested in bridging programs.

  • Dual Degrees

    Combination degree programs available to PennPlanning students.

  • Admissions

    Admissions information for Ph.D. applicants in City Planning.