College of Built Environments

interdisciplinary : ph.d in built environment

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College of Built Environments at the University of Washington.

Admissions Checklist

Please see Admission Procedure for more information and detail on program requirements and the Graduate School's Admission Information for their requirements.

1. Materials to be completed online:

• Graduate School Application and fee payment
• Official GRE scores should be sent to institution code 4854
• Applicants whose native language is not English should have their English profiency test results sent to institution code 4854 (see Graduate School Memo 8 for exemptions)
• Letters of recommendation (3 minimum) may be requested either as part of your online application or on paper (see below)

2. Materials to be mailed to Ph.D. in the Built Environment:

Neile Graham, Program Coordinator
Ph.D. in the Built Environment
University of Washington
Box 355740
Seattle, WA 98195-5740

Due by February 1st (U.S. citizens, permanent residents, and immigrants)
Due by January 1 (international applicants)

• Signed, dated copy of your Graduate School Application
• Completed program application form
• Curriculum vitae
• Statement of purpose
• Transcripts
• Exhibit/Sample of work
• Letters of recommendation (3 minimum) if you have not requested your recommenders to send them electronically via your Graduate School Application

3. Materials to be mailed to the Graduate School:

You do not need to mail any materials to the Graduate School until you have been notified of acceptance into the program, at which time you will be required to send official transcripts.

If you are unable to complete the on-line application, please see the Graduate School admissions site for instructions. This department is able to accept paper applications.