Landscape Architecture, MA (Hons)

This 5-year integrated Masters programme in Landscape Architecture at the University of Edinburgh allows students to begin at undergraduate level and progress directly to postgraduate qualification. Graduates are highly sought after globally, benefiting from a curriculum that fosters expertise in personal interests and specialisms, supported by a year in professional practice that keeps tuition costs comparable to other UK programmes. The structure ensures seamless advancement to advanced studies and includes practical placements, while avoiding a final summer semester.Landscape architecture addresses key societal and environmental issues, such as climate change and biodiversity loss, through creative design that promotes sustainable resource use, public health, and social justice. At Edinburgh, world-leading staff and industry tutors, along with collaboration with the Royal Botanic Garden, enhance learning. The programme offers a unique European Masters pathway (EMiLA), accredited by the Landscape Institute, enabling study across top European institutions after year three.