HARVARD COLLEGE

This program is for individuals with a bachelor's degree in a field other than design or a pre-professional undergraduate major in design, leading to an accredited professional degree. It integrates technical and humanistic methods with visual representation in studio and classroom settings.

This program is for individuals who have completed a four-year Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree with a major in architecture or environmental design. Admission with advanced standing may reduce the course of study to two and a half years.

This post-professional degree is for individuals who have completed a five-year undergraduate professional program in architecture or its equivalent. It is intended for those with a strong interest in engaging the practice and theory of contemporary urbanism.

This program is for individuals with a bachelor's degree with a major other than one of the design professions. The curriculum prepares candidates for professional activities in landscape architecture and emphasizes design mastery.

Details for this program can be found by contacting the Harvard GSD. Students are assigned to work closely with an instructor in studios that form the core of the GSD curriculum.

Details for this post-professional program can be found by contacting the Harvard GSD. Emphasis is placed on exploring the interfaces between design and the broad phenomena that figure in the making of the built environment.

This program is intended for individuals who have completed a professional program in Landscape Architecture or its equivalent. It aims to establish a common intellectual ground among architects and landscape architects who intend to practice as urbanists.

This program is intended for individuals who have completed a professional program in Architecture and who have a strong interest in engaging the practice and theory of contemporary urbanism. The program provides knowledge of urban theories, design techniques and procedures.

This program focuses on understanding and influencing the forces shaping the built environment, including social, economic, cultural, legal, political, ecological, and aesthetic factors. Students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for leadership positions.

This program is for highly creative and motivated professionals who wish to conduct rigorous, intensive design research. It is geared towards applied research that advances design related knowledge in scales from product design to urban and regional planning.

This program is geared towards individuals who wish to enter academic teaching and research careers. Students study the Theory and History of Architecture, Architectural Technology, the Theory and History of Landscape Architecture, and the Evolution of Cities and Regions.