Architecture & planning

Landscape Architecture

Columbia University in the City of New York · New York, NY

Medium evidenceMatched peers10 institutions · related subjectsSee the evidence

The degree in numbers

Cost & earnings.

Annual tuition$69,045Institution-level tuition; programme fees may differ · before aid

Earnings context

One career stage.
A clearer comparison.

USD · Master's · 2 years after completion
Same source release. National references exclude this degree.

Selected degree estimate$62,534
Same subject · national$51,106
Architecture & planning · national$53,045

Behind the number

Your comparison group.

Medium evidence

Related subjects at 10 matched peer institutions · master's

Grouped estimate. Middle half of comparison values: $58,217–$64,618.

Historical earnings archive. College Scorecard legacy FOS archive (file dated 2022-01-19; cohorts vary). Do not interpret this as today's graduate salary. Further study and career changes are not modelled by this early-career figure.

Master's outcomes · 2 years after completion
Institution & subjectReported earnings
Yale UniversityArchitecture$62,012
Harvard UniversityArchitecture, City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning, Landscape Architecture$62,064
Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyArchitecture, City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning, Real Estate Development$69,732
University of PennsylvaniaArchitectural Sciences and Technology, Architecture, City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning$55,693
Cornell UniversityArchitecture, City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning$56,952
Washington University in St LouisArchitecture$52,107
University of Notre DameArchitecture$65,573
New York UniversityCity/Urban, Community and Regional Planning$64,990
University of Southern CaliforniaArchitecture, City/Urban, Community and Regional Planning, Real Estate Development$63,501
Georgetown UniversityCity/Urban, Community and Regional Planning$63,005
How matching & uncertainty work

We first look for the same subject code (or exact subject name), qualification, country, currency, source release and earnings horizon. Peer institutions are matched using admissions selectivity, completion rates, undergraduate size and institution type, with a small preference for the same region. These are institutional proxies, not a ranking of programme quality.

If subject-matched peers are sparse, we try related subjects at closely matched universities, related degrees at this university, then an explicitly labelled national reference. We never multiply a salary by a university prestige score.

Peer and national estimates give each reporting institution one vote, after taking the median of its related programmes. Shared branch-campus outcomes count once. The middle-half range describes variation between reporting institutions. It is not an individual salary range or a statistical confidence interval.

Evidence labels describe match quality and coverage, not validated prediction accuracy. Admissions and size are undergraduate institutional measures, so graduate-degree comparisons are especially approximate.

Historical cohort outcomes are not promised salaries or a causal effect of attending this programme. College Scorecard earnings cover eligible federal-aid recipients, not every graduate or international student. Source definitions ↗