Landscape Architects provide a unique bridge between design and the environmental sciences, engaging in ecological, cultural and social issues.
Landscape architecture encompasses all scales of design, from large-scale public projects such as the Olympic parks in Sydney and Beijing, to suburban development and smaller urban spaces and gardens.
At Melbourne, the Master of Landscape Architecture explores the practice, theory, history and long-standing ecological sensibilities that underpin this discipline. You’ll be challenged to generate ecologically responsive and appropriate designs that consider land planning and transformation issues, sustainable design principles and natural processes.
As a qualified landscape architect, you will be in demand at all levels of government, in metropolitan and non-metropolitan areas, and in landscape architectural, planning, engineering and multidisciplinary consultancy firms.
You may also find employment with groups such as conservation agencies and land development organisations, or you may choose to set up your own landscape architectural practice.
First, you must meet the requirements for your undergraduate degree.
The Master of Landscape Architecture also has specific prerequisites and grade entry requirements to be considered depending on your academic background.
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We offer unique flexibility, giving you the option of completing majors, minors, double majors and specialisations.
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