The successful applicant will teach courses in Landscape Planning and Geographic Information Systems, as well as other areas within the professional curriculum. The successful candidate will be expected to articulate the ethical and philosphical bases of landscape planning and design, and to pursue interdisciplinary exchanges and embrace regional and international approaches and perspectives. The position is available beginning August 2001. The graduate professional program offers the Master of Landscape Architecture degree as an accredited, three-year curriculum.
Current enrollment is approximately fifty graduate students.
The University of Arizona is a Research I Institution with an enrollment of approximately 46,000 students. Thorough knowledge of Landscape Planning and Geographic Information Systems. Demonstrated clear program and record of scholarly research, creative activities, or professional practice. Fluency in a foreign language. Teaching or professional practice experience in Landscape Planning and Geographic Information Systems.