Landscape Architect Courses

The Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours) is ideal for those committed to sustainability, ecology, urban settings, and creative design. This course empowers students with innovative skills to tackle pressing contemporary issues, including climate change, increasing urban density, and the decline of biodiversity. It emphasizes a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, fostering a deep understanding of ecological principles in landscape design. Graduates will be well-prepared to contribute meaningfully to creating sustainable, aesthetically pleasing, and ecologically responsible urban environments.

The Master of Landscape Architecture prepares students to shape open spaces that positively impact people and the environment, leveraging prior experience for a career in this field. As a Registered Landscape Architect, graduates blend art and science to plan, design, and manage landscapes, focusing on ecological and cultural conservation. This qualification enables work with global cities and communities, designing open spaces to address challenges like urbanisation, migration, sustainability, and climate change, equipping graduates to make significant contributions in landscape architecture.

The Bachelor of Architectural Design focuses on the creative process of architectural design and planning. It covers fundamental aspects of architecture, including design principles, history, theory, and technology. The course encourages a blend of creative thinking and practical problem-solving, with an emphasis on sustainable design and environmental considerations. Students gain hands-on experience through design studios and workshops, preparing them for careers in architecture and related fields. This course lays a solid foundation for further architectural studies or professional practice.