BA Landscape Architecture

The Landscape Architecture BA course offered by the University of Sheffield, aims to combine creativity, curiosity, and knowledge, providing students with skills required in the world of landscape architecture. The course exposes students to international, national, and local perspectives, equipping them for roles in public, private, and charity sectors.Course Content: The course entails a broad range of studies on plant materials and ecology, design theories, history, landscape representation, technology and research strategies. Key Modules: This three-year full-time course is split into three stages, each stage consisting of specific modules. The first stage introduces concepts of design and representation. The second stage dives into landscape design principles in detail. Modules are based around fieldwork in the UK and Europe. The third stage focuses on design-led research, culminating in an individual design project based on the student’s area of interest.Accreditations: The Landscape Architecture course has been accredited by the Landscape Institute and the International Federation of Landscape Architects.Future Careers: Graduates from Sheffield's Landscape Architecture BA program have a strong track record of employment. Many find jobs in private practices, while others work in public bodies such as local government or with wildlife trusts and other voluntary organizations. Some graduates also establish their own practices or go on to further study or research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.