Landscape architecture involves the planning, design, and management of spaces for nature and people. This five-year integrated Master's course offers broad training in landscape theories and creative techniques, with options to specialise in ecology or planning. It includes a built-in professional practice year in year four, covering projects from small gardens to large-scale urban developments and rewilded estates. Study with experts in diverse disciplines, culminating in a tailored design project and end-of-year exhibition for prospective employers.Accredited by the Landscape Institute, graduates qualify as licentiate members, ready for the Pathway to Chartership and CMLI status. Benefits include undergraduate funding eligibility throughout, plus access to a global alumni network practising in over 70 countries.
A local representative of The University of Sheffield in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.