MArch Architecture

The Master of Landscape Architecture at the University for the Creative Arts (UCA) is a comprehensive program designed to develop prospective students' knowledge and skills in design, ecology, urbanism and landscape theory. It provides students with a deep understanding of the scientific, social, political, ecological, and professional issues influencing landscape architecture.Course Content: This program introduces students to a range of topics, centered around four main themes including Design Protocols, Ecologies, Cultural Studies and Professional Practice. It explores important landscape architecture principles such as ecology, urbanism, regionalism, and their application to practical projects and contexts. Students undertake design studios, Eco Labs and seminars to enhance their theoretical understanding, practical skills, and knowledge about contemporary issues in landscape architecture.Key Modules: Key modules covered in this course are Design Protocols, Ecologies, Cultural Landscapes, Professional Studies, Landform and Construction, Landscape Theories, and a Master Project (design or dissertation).Accreditations: The MA Landscape Architecture at UCA is recognized and accredited by the Landscape Institute (LI), the chartered body for the landscape profession in the UK. Future Careers: This course prepares students for a range of career opportunities in areas like landscape architecture, urban planning, landscape and urban design, environmental conservation, park management, consultancy, and more. Graduates from this program can find work in both public and private sectors and can pursue chartered membership with the Landscape Institute.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.