Landscape Architecture, BA (Hons)

Landscape architecture involves the planning, design, and management of spaces for nature and people. This three-year undergraduate degree provides broad training in urban and rural landscapes, with a focus on planning. Students explore landscape theories, creative techniques across scales—from gardens to large urban developments and rewilded estates—and the social impacts of design, including effects on residents and consultation processes. Supported by world-renowned researchers, you'll develop expertise in urban design theory, planning, and practice. Ideal for those interested in geography, politics, economics, or history.At the end of year three, pursue professional landscape architecture training or apply skills elsewhere; chartership requires a practice year and master's. Accredited by the Landscape Institute, graduates become licentiate members, starting the pathway to Chartered Member (CMLI). Benefits include expert support for interests like spatial data or inclusive design, a global alumni network in 70+ countries, and facilities such as open-plan studios and workshops for woodwork, metalwork, casting, and model-making.