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What the University of Colorado Denver says about their program:
"The MLA program thoughtfully integrates theory and practice and revolves around a sequence of design studios supported by core content classes and seminar courses on a variety of relevant topics. Our curriculum is designed to provide students with the fundamental knowledge, skills, and critical and creative thinking necessary to succeed as landscape architects while also offering opportunities to focus on particular areas of interest. The curriculum promotes an ethic of responsibility, grounded in natural systems and processes, and an understanding of cultural and community values.
The mission of the MLA program is to create health, well-being, and environmental resilience through holistic design in the public realm. Our program operates fluidly in both local and global contexts and at a variety of scales, taking advantage of the wide range of highly dynamic landscapes, opportunities, and issues in the immediate vicinity, ranging from urban cores to the wilderness areas in the Rocky Mountains, from suburban sprawl to ranching and farming communities, as well as providing exciting opportunities for experiences across the U.S. and globally.
Students gain skills by working on relevant urban and rural projects, often directly engaging with diverse communities and places. Studios and courses engage current issues, define future trends, and explore the role of landscape architecture in a rapidly changing world. Throughout the program, our students learn and apply design and planning skills that use established and emergent technologies and design approaches to enhance community, foster equity, remediate environmental balance, conserve and regenerate resources, and create places that hold value for current and future generations.
Denver’s vibrant professional design and planning community supports our students through guest lectures and participation in design reviews, internships and mentor programs, and opportunities to visit offices and meet practitioners and leaders in our field."
Some graduate programs require standardized test scores (such as GRE or GMAT) for admission
up to $5,000 per year
Based on GPA & submission of application. Available to students admitted in fall and spring terms only, as long as funding is available. Application required. Applications reviewed monthly following the priority consideration date
Up to $10,000 per academic year
Financial Need and submission of application
From $1,000 to USD5000 per academic year
Completion of 1 to 5 levels of the ESL academy before admission to CU Denver
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USA student visa requirements