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威斯康星大学麦迪逊分校

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Master Of Landscape Architecture

标准考试成绩要求

TOFEL:94

IELTS:7

学年学制

36 credits

学年学费

$1,496.05 per credit

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录取要求

An acceptable bachelor’s degree is required of all prospective candidates. Applications are screened by the department’s graduate program committee on the basis of university transcripts for all previous work, three letters of recommendation, samples of creative work or writing, and a letter of intent describing how the student’s graduate educational needs can be fulfilled by this program. Graduate Record Exam (GRE) scores, though not required, are strongly recommended. Every applicant whose native language is not English, or whose undergraduate instruction was not in English, must provide official scores from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), the Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB), or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS).

申请材料清单

Application form which covers basic personal information;

Official transcripts of all undergraduate and graduate work;

The results from a recent Graduate Record Exam;

Statement of Purpose. This should be a thoughtful, reflective one- or two-page statement discussing why the student wishes to go into planning;

Three letters of reference from people who know the candidate’s academic or professional work; and

Application fee. See Graduate School website for current fee at https://grad.wisc.edu/admissions/faq/.

截止申请时间:

春季 11月1日 秋季 2月1日

专业介绍

The graduate program in Landscape Architecture at UW-Madison provides intensive research training and experience. Our graduate program is unique compared to those offered by many departments of landscape architecture in that we do not offer a graduate program in design. Instead we offer a Master of Science with an emphasis on conducting original research in the form of a thesis or based on creating evidence-based design solutions to complex landscape problems. Within this program you will contribute to developing a scholarly foundation for the discipline of landscape architecture and related fields, and to contribute information to practitioners engaged in landscape decision-making and stewardship.

We provide an interdisciplinary education that uses the sciences, arts, and humanities to respond to current issues in the realms of food and agriculture, natural resource and cultural and environmental stewardship, human health and well-being, and community development. Most students specialize in one of two areas that reflect the research interests of the faculty. Currently, these include: “Restoration Ecology and Ecological Design,” and “Community and Urban Landscape Studies.”

Upon admission, each student is assigned a faculty advisor based on the student's area of interest. Our curriculum requires a minimum of 36 course credits, 9 of which include a set of core courses (including two colloquia) that are taken by all students. The remaining credits are chosen together with your advisor and Faculty Committee to fit your personal interests and goals as well as to create the intellectual framework for your thesis or design solution. If your previous course work is a good match for the specialty you plan to study, and if you can take a full course load each semester, you will be able to finish our program in two academic years. If your previous experience was very different from the specialty you plan to pursue, if you cannot take a full course load, or if you plan to collect field data only in the summer, as it may happen with the restoration focus, it may take you longer to finish. You can find more information about the degree requirements for the MSLA below.

Landscape architects will find unique opportunities to learn and develop new knowledge and skills. However, you do not need to have a previous degree in landscape architecture to succeed in our graduate program. Non-landscape architects, as well as those with professional design degrees in other fields (e.g., architecture), will gain an understanding of the problem-solving approaches used in landscape architecture, In either case, you will develop a solid foundation in scholarly inquiry.

We encourage anyone with a bachelor’s or an advanced degree from any discipline to apply. The important thing is to have a desire to advance your knowledge and skills and to contribute to improving the quality of life.

Students receive a Master of Science (MSLA), by choosing to either develop a research thesis or an evidence-based solution for a complicated landscape problem.

课程设置

  • LA 710 (2cr) Theories of Landscape Change
  • 720 (2 cr) Critical Inquiry in Landscape Architecture
  • LA 740 (3 cr) Research Methods in Landscape Studies
  • LA 940 (1 cr) (needs to be taken twice) Graduate Seminar
  • LA 361 (3 cr) Wetlands Ecology
  • LA/FOREST/ZOOLOGY 565 (2 cr) Principles of Landscape Ecology
  • LA 651 (4 cr) Plant Community Restoration and Management Workshop
  • LA 654/URPL 598 (3 cr) Aesthetic Assessment of Landscapes
  • LA 666 (3 cr) Restoration Ecology
  • LA 667 (3 cr) Field Study: Native Plant Communities (Intersession Only)
  • LA 677 (3 cr) Cultural Resource Preservation and Landscape History
  • LA 695 (3 cr) Applications of Geographic Information Systems in the Natural Resources
  • LA 866 (1 cr) Seminar in Natural Plant Community Restoration and Management
  • LA 990 (1-12 cr) Research Credits
  • LA 999 (1-3 cr) Independent Studies
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