Conway School of Landscape Design

Overview:

The Conway School of Landscape Design is a graduate-level institution dedicated to teaching and practicing ecologically and socially sustainable land design. It emphasizes a holistic approach to design, considering both human and natural communities.

Services Offered:

Student Life and Campus Experience:

Key Reasons to Study There:

Focus on Sustainability:

The school prioritizes ecologically and socially responsible design practices.

Whole-Systems Curriculum:

Students learn to consider the interconnectedness of natural and human systems in their design work.

Real-World Projects:

Students engage in real-world projects, gaining practical experience and contributing to communities.

Meaningful Career Paths:

The program prepares graduates for careers in sustainable landscape design, contributing to a more sustainable future.

Academic Programs:

Master of Science in Environmental Design (MSED):

The primary academic program offered at Conway School, focusing on landscape design principles and practices.

Other:

The Conway Institute:

Offers continuing education courses and workshops for professionals and the public.

Community Projects Fund:

Supports student-led projects that benefit local communities.

Alumni Services:

Provides resources and networking opportunities for graduates.