 | Munich’s huge number of museums, theaters, and publishing houses make it the center of German culture,
 but it’s also the German soccer capital and home to three national-league teams! |  |
   
|  |  | This six-week course, taught in English, will earn you 5 credits as you examine Munich, a city known for its beautiful and accessible public spaces, as well as Berlin, which is rebuilding—working to integrate East and West while keeping the best of both.
| Course Highlights: |  |  | You'll develop your own masterpiece, a landscape architecture project for a particular site in Munich. | | Discussions with local landscape architects will clue you in to some of the challenges and behind-the-scenes forces that can shape and reshape a project from concept to reality. | | You'll discover the different environments of Germany on numerous city tours, and group trips to Sansoucci Palace, Augsburg, and the Bavarian Alps. |
| Dates | | | Application timetable: | | | Applications should be received by April 1. | | Summer | | | (5 credits): Eary June to mid July |
| Cost (Summer 2008) | | | NJ residents: | $4,095 | | non-NJ residents: | $5,095 | Tuition, fees, housing, excursions, and basic medical insurance are included in this fee.
Travel, food, major medical insurance, and all personal expenses are not included in this fee.
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Landscape Architecture in Munich 
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If you’re a landscape architecture student, you’ve got a great opportunity to watch a city being retooled or even reborn! Our summer program in Munich allows you to study the design principles and practices in both Munich and Berlin. Get the skinny on exactly why Munich has a reputation as a sparkling city. Plus, you’ll be able to say you saw Berlin “back when.” For landscape architects, this is an opportunity not to be missed! 
