Rutgers University School of Graduate Studies (New Brunswick) 18 courses 30 total credits
The post-professional program is geared towards professionals and recent landscape architecture graduates of accredited BLA or BSLA programs who are seeking to develop a specific skill or area of expertise in landscape architecture and affiliated disciplines. It takes advantage of Rutgersβ vast academic resources to allow you to develop an interdisciplinary course of study to directly address your interests. The basic course of study requires a minimum of 30 credits, part time options are available.
| Total Credits | 30 credits |
Example: Post Industrial Sites and Green Infrastructure Focus
Expertise Courses 16:550:533 GeoDesign Studio (5 credits) 16:550:554 Concepts of Preservation and Design of Postindustrial Landscapes (3 credits) 16:550:536 Sustainability/Special Topics Studio (5 credits) 16:550:552 Landscape History II (3 credits) 11:550:442 Sustainable Landscape Technologies (3 credits) 16:375:534 Environmental Sustainability (3 credits) 34:970:622 Urban Redevelopment (3 credits)
Example: History of Design and Cultural Landscapes Focus
Expertise Courses 1 6:550:535 Housing and Open Space Studio (5 credits) 16:550:553 Theories of Landscape Architecture (3 credits) 16:550:552 Landscape History II (3 credits) 16:082:594 CHAPS: Significant Objects: Material Culture Studies and Cultural Heritage (3 credits) 16:082:603 CHAPS: Cemeteries, Monuments, and Memorials: Cultural Heritage and Remembering the Dead (3 credits) 34:970:652 Urban Political Theory (3 credits) 34:970:521 Historic Preservation (3 credits) 16:180:592 Green Infrastructure Water Mgt. 16:215:613 Urban Ecological Design Climate Change Res. 16:712:500 Coastal Climate Risk Resiliency
Example: Urban Agriculture
Expertise Courses 16:550:536 Regional/Special Topics Studio (5 credits) 16:550:545 Introduction to Geomatics (3 credits) 11:550:301 Social and Cultural Aspects of Design (3 credits) 11:550:442 Sustainable Landscape Technologies and Systems Design (3 credits) 16:215:520 Landscape Ecology (3 credits) 11:550:371 Agriculture and the Landscape (3 credits) 16:375:573 Soil Ecology (3 credits)
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