Dual Degrees
Undergraduate Programs
Undergraduate students in the School of Architecture and Built Environment may pursue two Tulane degrees simultaneously. Acceptance by both academic divisions and the approval of both deans is required. Dual degree students are expected to maintain a superior academic record. Please contact Andrew Lorelli for more information.
Graduate Programs
Graduate students may pursue a Master of Architecture degree in conjunction with a Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development or Master of Science in Historic Preservation.
DUAL DEGREES
Master of Landscape Architecture and Engineering
NEW: Master of Landscape Architecture and Master of Science in River-Coastal Science and Engineering. Visit the Landscape + Engineering website and see the Suggested Plan of Study (PDF, TXT).
M.Arch 3.5 / MSRED
Professional Master of Architecture + Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development. See the Suggested Plan of Study (PDF, TXT)
M.Arch 3.5 / MSHP
Professional Master of Architecture + Master of Science in Historic Preservation. See the Suggested Plan of Study (PDF, TXT).
GRADUATE CERTIFICATES
Graduate Certificate in Public Interest Design
This certificate is available for students in the Master of Architecture and Master of Science in Historic Preservation programs. Interested students should contact Program Director Versé Shom. See the Suggested Plan of Study (PDF, TXT).
Graduate Certificate in Historic Preservation
The Certificate in Historic Preservation is open to Tulane graduate students, as well as professionals and advocates alike. With roughly half of the country’s construction work involving rehabilitation of existing buildings, a certificate from Tulane’s established Historic Preservation program is a valuable addition to one’s career or profession. Interested students should contact Program Director Heather Veneziano. More information about the Certificate in Historic Preservation is also on our website.