Master of Landscape Architecture
Architecture
A course by
Lincoln University
The Master of Landscape Architecture is an internationally accredited programme designed for graduates seeking an advanced qualification in landscape architecture. It provides a comprehensive foundation in landscape design, sustainability, planning, and professional skills for careers in the public and private sectors.
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(240 Credits)
STUDY FREE
$ENQUIRE
Interested in this course? Enquire now for Domestic & International pricing
Free study? Yep, it’s possible. Find out if you qualify.
This course starts anytime
(240 Credits)
Core skills this course teaches
Advanced knowledge of landscape systems and processes
Explain how environmental, cultural, and socio-economic systems, including landscape planning, conservation, and management, shape urban, rural, and natural landscapes.
Application of sustainability and health concepts
What You're Signing Up For
The Master of Landscape Architecture offers both a two-year (240 credits) and a one-year (120 credits) pathway depending on your background. The programme develops advanced skills in landscape design and planning, critical thinking, indigenous approaches, and sustainable communities. The curriculum is accredited by the New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects and supports pathways into professional registration, research or advanced industry practice. Graduates will gain experience in design, site engineering, project management, policy, and indigenous and ecological approaches to landscape architecture.
Course Content
- Landscape design and planning
- Critical thinking and real-world project experience
- Specialist topics: landscape and urban ecology, resilient landscape design, sustainable communities, structure planning
- Urban and rural landscapes
- Indigenous Māori landscape design
- Advanced theory in landscape architecture
- Landscape assessment and policy
- Site engineering and detailing
- Dissertation or research project
- Professional ethics and business skills
- Plant material knowledge and environmental requirements
- CAD and graphic design software (Vectorworks, AutoCAD)
- Sustainable landscape implementation
What you need to know first
240-credit option: Undergraduate university degree in any discipline; minimum 2nd class division 1 honours or 70% average in 300-level or higher courses; portfolio demonstrating design-related skills; basic competence in Vectorworks or AutoCAD or certificate of completion.
Find these employment opportunities
Landscape architect (public or private sector)Start own landscape architecture practiceEmployment in landscape architecture firmsCollaboration with ecologists, architects, planners, engineersRegistered professional in NZILA
