Master of Landscape Architecture (Research)
Architecture
A course by
Lincoln University
A research-based advanced master’s for graduates with an accredited Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, designed to deepen knowledge in landscape architecture through independent research.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop advanced research skills
Gain the ability to undertake independent research in landscape architecture, including formulating questions, designing research, and analysing results.
Deepen theoretical and practical knowledge
Advance understanding of theory and current practices in landscape architecture, with a particular focus on chosen research specialisation.
What You're Signing Up For
Lincoln University’s Master of Landscape Architecture (Research) enables graduates with an accredited Bachelor of Landscape Architecture to further their education through independent research, advanced theory, and specialisation in the field. The programme is typically a 12-month, 120-credit thesis-based course with supervisor-led research. Admission requires an accredited Bachelor of Landscape Architecture with a minimum 80% grade, and English language requirements apply if English is not a first language. Flexible start dates are possible depending on supervisor availability. Domestic students may be eligible to have tuition fees covered for the 120 taught credits if qualifying terms are met.
Course Content
- Thesis-based independent research in landscape architecture
- Advanced study in theory and practice of landscape architecture
- Specialisation in chosen area within landscape architecture
- Supervised research project
What you need to know first
Accredited Bachelor of Landscape Architecture with minimum average 80%
English language requirements if English is not the first language
Find these employment opportunities
Landscape architect (advanced or specialist roles)Researcher in landscape architecture or designAcademic or teaching roles in the fieldConsultant in environmental, urban, or landscape design
