MA Landscape Architecture

The Landscape Architecture MA at UCL is a 12-month full-time course designed to provide you with a sophisticated understanding of the skills and knowledge necessary for engaging with contemporary landscape architecture. The course combines a focus on urban and rural landscape planning with a detailed study of design and management. It builds the requisite skills for those aiming to practice as a landscape architect.Course Content: The course is structured around three significant studio projects, underpinned with theoretical, technical and cultural studies. Students focus on developing and applying the skills necessary for professional practice. In Term 1, students concentrate on research, design drawing and presentation, while in Term 2, the focus shifts to more complex, dynamic design-proposals. Final term is devoted to an individually-negotiated, detailed design or theoretical study.Key Modules: The majorly relevant modules include Landscape Architecture: Making Planning, Landscape Architecture: Design Techniques, Landscape Practice, Landscape Representation ó Cities in Transformation and more.Accreditations: The programme is accredited by the Landscape Institute and recognised by the International Federation of Landscape Architects.Future Careers: This course prepares graduates for roles in international landscape architecture, both public and private sectors. Alongside landscape design practice opportunities, the course equips graduates for careers in landscape governance, urban design and planning, landscape and architectural history and theory, advocacy and community development.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.