Landscape Design Courses
Launch your career in landscape design with a nationally recognised training course. These great qualifications will teach you the latest methods and design trends in landscaping, as well as the safety and technical knowledge required at a landscaping jobsite.
You could specialise in horticulture and plant propagation, design a water feature for a commercial garden, or get qualified for work as a landscape construction labourer. Whatever your career preferences, you’ll find a course here online. Take a look now for Australia’s best landscape design courses.
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Job Pathways
Here are some potential career pathways within landscape design. Click on an occupation to learn more about the role and the qualifications that can help you get started in this industry.
Popular Landscape Design Courses
There are 15 courses available for people who want a career in Landscape Design.
AHC20416
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Nurseryperson
Landscape Labourer
Garden Labourer
Nursery Hand
The Certificate II in Horticulture (AHC20416) is the qualification you need to get started in a nursery, work as a garden labourer or horticultural assistant. Over 6 months (at an advanced training facility) you will definitely get your hands dirty — as you learn to recognise plants, treat weeds, test plants and soil for diseases, and grow trees and shrubs.
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AHC30921
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Landscaper
Garden Designer
If you love gardening and the outdoors the AHC30921 Certificate III in Landscape Construction qualifies you for work as a landscaper. This nationally recognised certificate is geared toward constructions skills but you’ll also learn how to recognise plants and create plant, tree, and turf gardens. The course covers: drainage systems, paving, brick and block structures, stone features, concreting, retaining walls, roof gardens, irrigation systems, water features, outdoor tiling, and more. Enquire now for the full list of study units, landscape construction competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates. Learn more.
AHC30722
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Nurseryperson
Garden Labourer
Landscape Labourer
Nursery Hand
The AHC30722 Certificate III in Horticulture offers a hands-on learning experience for aspiring horticulturists, covering a diverse range of topics such as plant care, landscaping, and sustainable gardening practices. This nationally recognized certificate program equips students with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge needed to succeed in the flourishing field of horticulture. Learn more.
AHC31021
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Nurseryperson
Gardener
Landscape Labourer
Nursery Hand
The AHC31021 Certificate III in Parks and Gardens qualifies you for labouring jobs at landscaping firms, sports grounds, golf courses, public parks and gardens. It’s a nationally recognised qualification that will teach you how to work safely outdoors and use a wide range of tools, chemicals, and landscaping equipment. The course covers: irrigation systems, pruning and weed control, garden pest control, soil improvement, garden and turf maintenance, safe chemical use and storage, drainage systems and more. Enquire now for the full list of study units and training providers near you that offer this course. Learn more.
AHC21216
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Landscape Labourer
Garden Labourer
Farmhand
Grab a Certificate II in Rural Operations (AHC21216) if you’d like to work in the agricultural and farming sector. Choose your own study area (rural operations, horticulture, or animal studies) and graduate with the practical skills to work safely at a farming worksite and carry out a range of manual tasks — as well as operate farm machinery and tools. Graduate job-ready with a qualification that’s recognised all over Australia.
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AHC21621
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Landscape Labourer
Garden Labourer
The nationally recognised AHC21621 Certificate II in Landscaping will help you get a job with a landscape gardening organisation. You’ll be introduced to the safety aspects of the outdoor workplace and learn how to carry out landscape construction work and general gardening tasks. The course covers: constructing retaining walls, installing aggregate paths, laying pavers, planting trees and shrubs, operating outdoor machinery and equipment. Enquire now for the list of entry requirements, landscaping career competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates. Learn more.
AHC32816
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Garden Labourer
Landscape Labourer
Bore Runner
Station Hand
Farmhand
Get the skills you need to work with crops, livestock, and farm machinery with the Certificate III in Rural Operations (AHC32816). Graduates of this nationally recognised training course will be qualified for work as a senior farmhand. Over 12 months of classroom and on-the-job training you will learn how to identify, mark and muster livestock; implement animal health programs; work with pesticides and chemicals; construct and maintain fences; safely operate quad bikes, tractors, and other farm machinery.Enquire now for a list of training centres and for information about completing this course as an international student. Learn more.
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Urban Planner
Landscape Architect
Interior Designer
Strategic Planner
Architect
Urban Designer
Town Planner
Design Manager
The Master of Urban Design trains professionals to comprehend cities as complex systems with spatial and temporal dimensions, addressing contemporary challenges like mass urbanisation and climate change. This course is for professionals aiming to enhance their practical design skills to create sustainable urban environments. It delves into the concepts of environmental, economic, and social sustainability in urban design and development. Students gain a deep understanding of urban design theories and issues, techniques for urban analysis, and skills for designing and developing cities and urban spaces.
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Architect
Land Management Officer
Environmental Manager
Landscape Architect
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.
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Landscape Architect
Architect
Urban Designer
Transport Planner
Town Planner
The Graduate Diploma in Urban Design focuses on enhancing skills and knowledge in urban design and urbanism, with a particular emphasis on sustainability, quantification, and practical implementation. This course fosters a multidisciplinary approach, stressing the importance of communication and collaboration, mirroring real-world urban design practices. It is ideal for those seeking to delve into urban design with a sustainable and practical perspective, preparing them for effective professional engagement in this field.
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University Professor
Urban Designer
Project Manager
Landscape Architect
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.
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Architect
Urban Designer
Landscape Architect
Interior Designer
Draftsperson
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.
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AHC50621
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Landscaper
Landscape Architect
Garden Designer
Become a qualified landscape designer with the AHC50621 Diploma of Landscape Design. This nationally recognised diploma will teach you how to prepare a landscape design and produce drawings using CAD software. The course also covers: sustainable landscape design, selecting trees and plants, designing constructed features, preparing estimates and quotes, negotiating contracts and more. Enquire now for the full list of entry requirements, landscape design career outcomes, and upcoming enrolment opportunities in your area. Learn more.
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Architect
Media Commentator
Urban Designer
Transport Planner
Town Planner
Landscape Architect
The Graduate Certificate in Urban Design focuses on enhancing skills and knowledge in urban design and urbanism, with a particular emphasis on sustainability, quantification, and implementation. It fosters a multidisciplinary perspective, highlighting the importance of communication and collaboration, mirroring real-world practices in the field. This course is ideal for those seeking to develop a comprehensive understanding of contemporary urban design challenges and solutions.
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22331VIC
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Landscaper
Garden Designer
Landscape Architect
Learn how to run your own landscaping business with the 22331VIC Certificate IV in Landscape Design. This nationally recognised qualification delivers the hands-on skills you need to design and construct commercial landscaping projects. The course covers: preparing landscape drawings, drawing and landscape design with CAD, costing out projects, recommending plants, sampling soils, landscaping construction techniques, team leadership, design theory, and business marketing skills. Enquire now for the full list of study units, graduation competencies, and enrolment centres near you. Learn more.
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