Scholarships & Financial Aid
INTRODUCTION
The School of Architecture and Built Environment and Tulane University offer competitive financial support for graduate students.
Over 92% of graduate students receive financial support.
Students have opportunities for experiential learning including research, trips, and internships.
Applicants are automatically considered for several scholarships.
Cost of Attendance
You can view the total costs of attendance for academic programs here:
- Graduate Programs - PDF (TXT accessible)
For financial information about the Landscape + Engineering Program, visit the program website.
SCHOLARSHIPS
All applicants are automatically considered for the following opportunities, which are awarded for the duration of the graduate program:
Merit Scholarships
Most applicants receive these awards, which are based on academic achievement, experience, and portfolio strength, and range from 25% to 75% of tuition.
The Boudreaux Scholarship
These awards are $10,000 in addition to merit scholarships and are intended to support students who will contribute to the built environment. Learn more about eligibility and previous cohorts here.
Full-Tuition Fellowship
Awarded to up to three master of Architecture applicants who demonstrate exceptional ability in research, fabrication, and innovation. Recipients receive full tuition, an assistantship, and a stipend.
OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
Financial Aid
U.S. applicants should submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). In step 6 of the form, include Tulane University’s code: 002029. For more information, visit the Office of Financial Aid website or contact your financial aid counselor.
International applicants can find more information about aid opportunities here.
Assistantships
Enrolled students are eligible to apply for teaching or research assistantships at the beginning of each semester. Assistants typically work 10-15 hours per week and can earn up to $3,000 per semester.
