MA Architecture and Landscape Architecture

The "Architecture and Landscape Architecture" course is a postgraduate offering from the University of Sheffield. The course is designed for students who wish to specialize in the interplay between architecture and landscape architecture. It focuses on sustainable and creativity driven approaches to design, bringing together open-minded individuals from different backgrounds.Course Content: The course emphasizes the intersections between landscape and architecture, exploring them within the context of urban and rural environments. Students are invited to imagine future landscapes while engaging with the real-world challenges faced by professionals in architecture and urban planning professions. Through studio work, lectures, workshops, and field trips, students will gain hands-on experience in both independent and group projects.Key Modules: Whilst the key modules information is not directly provided on the course webpage, it is mentioned that the course consists of lectures, workshops, field trips, and studio work to provide a comprehensive understanding of architecture and landscape architecture.Accreditations: The course is accredited by two bodies. Firstly, by the Landscape Institute (LI) as satisfying part of the educational requirements for becoming a Chartered Member. Secondly, by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) as meeting the criteria for Further Learning at Part 2 level, as well as the Royal Town Planning Institute(RTPI) when combined with the Postgraduate Diploma in Landscape Architecture.Future Careers: The course prepares its graduates for careers in fields such as architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture, and design. The skills learned can be employed in private practice, municipal and local government, and academic & research-based roles.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.