The University of Melbourne
3 years full time / 6 years part time
The Master of Landscape Architecture will give you the knowledge and skills to help improve our built and natural environments through innovative design. You will gain expertise in designing ecologically sound and contemporary landscapes, understanding international best practices, and working effectively in interdisciplinary teams.
For the 2-year stream, you need an undergraduate degree in Landscape Architecture with a WAM of 65% or higher, plus a personal statement and design portfolio. For the 3-year stream, you need an undergraduate degree in any discipline with a WAM of 65% or higher, plus a personal statement and design portfolio if your degree is in a design field.
The Master of Landscape Architecture covers a range of subjects including landscape architectural history and theory, contemporary design practices, ecological design, project management, and interdisciplinary collaboration. You will develop skills in areas such as site analysis, conceptual design, detailed design, and construction documentation.
The University of Melbourne is a world-renowned institution with a strong reputation in the built environment disciplines. The Master of Landscape Architecture program is ranked #8 globally for graduate employability, and you'll have access to extensive industry connections and career development opportunities.
Graduates of the Master of Landscape Architecture program can pursue careers as landscape architects, urban designers, environmental planners, and project managers, working on a variety of public and private sector projects to enhance our built and natural environments.
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