Summer intensive courses and Field Study trips meet on three or more consecutive days, but are scheduled so as not to conflict with courses which meet weekly. As an experienced planner and landscape architect, Antioch offered me the two things I had searched for nationwide. The first was a range of resource management and administration courses taught in flexible methods that met my creative learning needs. The second was the great Antioch New England Institute that graciously offered me the basis, guidance, and commaraderie I needed to begin experimenting with creative methods of involving the public in local land use decisions. Both of these elements were absolutely the reason I am now in exactly the job I have always dreamed of.
Students enter the program with a wide range of academic and work experiences.
The first two semesters of study include a baseline of knowledge in science, policy, and management. Second-year courses are more specialized and advanced.