MA Landscape Architecture with Integrated Pre-Masters

The MA Landscape Architecture course at the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) is designed to advance conceptual and creative thinking about the landscape and implement these ideas in design practices. It enables students to explore the potential for intervention in the landscape via an innovative approach and encourages an experimental ethos, pushing the conventions of landscape architecture.Course Content: This course offers a critical and creative platform for students to develop their design practices. Students are taught to think differently about landscape and take risks in their design exploration. The curriculum extensively covers areas like site analysis, site planning, landscape design and construction, landscape theories, plant technology, and more.Key Modules: Modules in this course include Landscape and Urbanism Theory, Landscape Representation, Landscape Architecture Project 1 and 2, Design Research Methods, Constructed Ecologies and Public Realm, and Major Project.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Landscape Institute and recognized by the International Federation of Landscape Architects, providing students with an internationally acknowledged qualification.Future Careers: After graduating from this course, students can pursue careers in diverse fields such as Landscape Architecture, Landscape Planning, Landscape Management, Urban Design and Planning, Environmental Consultancy, and Conservation.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.