The Landscape Architecture, BA Hons at the University of Greenwich is designed for creative students who want to shape the future of our urban environments and public spaces. As you navigate the intersection of ecology, town planning, and sustainable design, you will explore how to address pressing environmental and social challenges through innovative landscape interventions. This undergraduate degree provides a rigorous academic foundation in the history and theory of architecture, while grounding your practice in the technical realities of site investigation and landscape technology. You will develop the professional expertise required to transform regional strategies and waterfronts into impactful, functional, and resilient landscapes.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, this course is delivered through a studio-led model that encourages experimentation and hands-on design resolution. You will work within the purpose-built studios of the Stockwell Street Building, where you will refine your visual communication and digital skills through iterative projects. Throughout your studies, you will engage with modules ranging from contemporary landscape theories to complex design technology, culminating in a final-year dissertation. Upon graduation, you will possess a professional portfolio and the eligibility to begin the Landscape Institute’s Pathway to Chartership, preparing you for a successful career in leading landscape architecture practices.