Landscape Architecture, BSc (Hons)

Landscape Architecture involves the planning, design, and management of spaces that harmonize nature and human needs. This three-year undergraduate program provides comprehensive training in urban and rural landscapes, with a specialized focus on ecology. It equips students with knowledge of habitats, wildlife, and ecosystems, blending artistic design with scientific principles to create sustainable environments. From small gardens to large-scale developments, learners gain skills to protect habitats and address global environmental challenges, supported by experts in the UK's leading department.Ideal for those passionate about biology, environmental sciences, or the natural world, the course fosters professional growth through tailored academic support, a global alumni network spanning over 70 countries, and full accreditation by the Landscape Institute. Graduates can pursue careers in landscape architecture or apply their skills elsewhere, building on an in-depth understanding of ecological processes and design impacts.