Master of Landscape Architecture

The University of Western Australia

Study at the only university in the state with an accredited Landscape Architecture program. Become a critical thinker with rigorous skills in the pragmatic and theoretical art of landscape design and manipulation.The Master of Landscape Architecture provides an education in the design, management and resilience of natural and built landscapes for the benefit of our communities and to improve the quality of the environment. Gain the knowledge and skills to respond to complex issues such as climate change and biodiversity loss by applying systems thinking and creative practice to develop long-term, multi-scale solutions.Why study the Master of Landscape Architecture at UWA?Excellent opportunities to learn from and interact with members of industry through formal classes and work placementsInteraction with students and teachers across a range of related subject areasDedicated academic and professional teaching staff who have extensive experience around the worldAccess to facilities such as the Design Hub (dedicated working space tailored to the needs of design and architecture students with senior mentors), digital fabrication equipment such as 3D printers and laser cutters, studios and computer labsSmall class sizes with a low student: teacher ratio (12:1)You'll learn toCreate beautiful, functional and resilient places that combat climate changeDesign and plan for dynamic and enduring environments and communitiesDevelop professional skills in critical thinking and interdisciplinary design approachesApply knowledge in urban and landscape ecology and design, professional documentation and practice, and theoretical foundations of landscape architectureCareer PathwaysThis course is primarily concerned with the quality of the environment. A Master of Landscape Architecture degree provides a wide range of employment options, including working as a landscape architect, an environmental consultant, an urban designer, an environmental manager, a government policy advisor or a landscape architecture educator/academic.Further StudyFurther postgraduate study options include the Master of Urban Design.

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