Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Grad Entry)
Architecture
A course by
Lincoln University
A two-year graduate-entry professional degree for those seeking a career as a landscape architect. Accredited by NZILA, the programme prepares students for registration and practice in the landscape architecture field, with a strong focus on practical skills, design theory, sustainability, and implementation.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop professional capabilities in landscape architecture
Gain the theoretical and practical skills to practise as a professional landscape architect, including design, assessment, planning, and management of landscapes.
Integration of ecological and environmental principles
What You're Signing Up For
This condensed professional bachelor's programme enables graduates with an existing degree to qualify as landscape architects in just two years. Accredited by the New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects (NZILA), the course covers all aspects necessary for practice, including planting design, ecological sciences, planning, design theory, professional practice, and a requirement of practical work. Students will become eligible for NZILA registration upon graduation and are in demand in both public and private sectors across New Zealand, Australia, and internationally.
Course Content
- Planting Design and Management
- Introduction to Earth and Ecological Sciences
- Landscape Analysis, Planning and Design
- Design Details
- Landscape Ecology
- Design Theory
- Sustainable Design and Planning
- History of Design
- Landscape Assessment and Planning
- Practicum: Applied Landscape Practice
- Complex Design
- Landscape Planting Practice
- Landscape Architecture Professional Practice
- Major Design
- Two elective courses (chosen with course advisor)
- Practical work requirements (minimum three weeks of landscape design implementation)
- Attendance at multi-day field tour
What you need to know first
Completion of an undergraduate degree
Find these employment opportunities
Registered Professional Landscape ArchitectEmployment in public or private sectors in landscape architectureLandscape design, planning, and consultancy
