MA Landscape Architecture

The MA Landscape Architecture course at the University of Gloucestershire is a dynamic programme that taps into the rising global demand for skilled postgraduates in landscape architecture. It's designed for individuals looking to earn an accredited postgraduate qualification in a stimulating environment, amongst a group of likeminded individuals.Course Content: The MA in Landscape Architecture empowers students to design innovative landscapes for human enjoyment, celebration, conservation, and survival. Key principles include sustainability, change and resilience; urban and rural landscape character; project management; better design evolution; graphic and digital communication across scales.Key Modules: Graduates from the MA Landscape Architecture course will gain valuable experience across a wide variety of modules, including Design Evolution, Landscape and Environmental Assessment, Landscape Management and Law, Urban Design Strategy, and Landscape Architecture project.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the Landscape Institute and is recognized as Pathway to Chartership. Future Careers: Graduates from the programme possess skills highly valued by employers, leading to opportunities in landscape architecture practices, planning, urban design, and landscape conservation. They could work as landscape architects, urban designers, landscape consultants just to mention a few roles. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.